Cy Glitch
Supertype · Jürgen Huber
A nine-weight display face by Jürgen Huber built around deliberate digital corruption, framed as the typographic expression of the ideal error.
About
Designed by Jürgen Huber as part of Supertype's Cy family system, this variant introduces glitch-inflected forms across nine weights from Thin to Black. With 802 glyphs and coverage across 135 languages, it balances a conceptual premise around error and disruption with broad multilingual utility. The result sits between experimental display work and structured type family thinking.
Classification
The typeface is explicitly described as expressing 'the ideal error', with a glitch aesthetic embedded in its name and concept, placing it firmly in the display category as a decorative, expressive variant of its parent Cy family.