A square geometric sans built on a rectangular grid, with ink-traps and rounded corners giving it a controlled mechanical character suited to branding, signage and screen work.
About
Constructed on a strict rectangular grid, Celdum balances smooth curves against hard verticals and horizontals in a mono-line design that reads as both engineered and approachable. Version 2.0 introduces ink-traps for improved small-size clarity and a more industrial edge, while the boldest weight has been reinforced for headline impact. Eight weights run from Thin to Black with matching obliques, each containing over 600 glyphs and a broad set of OpenType features including multiple numeral styles, fractions and stylistic sets.
Classification
A square, mono-line geometric sans built on a rectangular grid with rounded corners and ink-traps; its engineered, mechanical character places it firmly in the geometric sans category.