Fyl
The Temporary State · Roman Gornitsky
A two-style display typeface from The Temporary State, offered in a standard Regular and an unconventional Rotated cut.
About
Fyl comes in just two styles: Regular and Rotated, the latter suggesting a deliberate formal conceit rather than a conventional italic or bold companion. It is the work of Roman Gornitsky, whose Leipzig-based foundry The Temporary State consistently pursues typefaces with a conceptual edge. The limited family keeps things focused, suited to editorial and identity contexts where the Rotated style can be used as a graphic device.
Classification
The two styles — Regular and Rotated — suggest a conceptually driven display typeface rather than a workhorse text face; the Rotated variant implies a self-aware, experimental approach typical of The Temporary State's output.