A sans-serif in two subfamilies — monolinear and contrasted stroke widths — pitched at identity, signage and editorial work across an extensive language range.
About
Quell splits into Linear and Contrast subfamilies, where the Linear variant keeps strokes at even thickness for direct, imperative settings, and the Contrast variant introduces stroke width variation for a warmer, more expressive register. Both run across six weights from Thin to Extrabold with oblique companions, and a variable font is included. Language coverage is unusually broad, spanning hundreds of Latin-script languages with strong extended diacritic support.
Classification
Quell presents as a humanist sans with two distinct stroke-contrast subfamilies: a monolinear cut and a contrasted cut that introduces stroke width variation for a warmer, more organic quality.