Constant Display
Type Department · Will Hasleham
A geometric display sans by Will Hasleham, built around the lemniscate curve to give glyphs a sense of continuous, looping movement.
About
Drawn by Will Hasleham for Type Department, the design takes the lemniscate as its structural reference point, allowing letterforms to appear to extend and connect across a composition. The result is a single-weight display face with a fluid, almost kinetic quality suited to logotypes, headlines and short-form typographic work. Coverage is modest at 101 glyphs, covering uppercase, lowercase, figures and basic punctuation across Latin.
Classification
Described as a modern sans serif inspired by the lemniscate, with glyphs designed to extend and connect fluidly; the expressive, movement-driven construction places it firmly in display territory rather than general-purpose sans.