Biscottini
Zetafonts · Caffè Design, Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini, Mario De Libero · 2026
A modular dot display family built on a humanist sans skeleton, where circular dots swell from thin strokes to bold blobs across seven weights and four decorative subfamilies.
About
Designed by Caffè Design with Zetafonts' Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini and Mario De Libero, Biscottini constructs its letterforms from circular dots that grow and merge as weight increases from Thin to ExtraBold. A variable font controls dot size and shape precisely, while four additional subfamilies swap the dots for stars (Sprinkle), square bites (BitBite), glazed blobs (Glaze) and soft fluid forms (Granny). The family covers 196 languages across Latin script and is aimed at food branding, wayfinding and motion graphics.
Classification
A display typeface built on a modular system of circular dots arranged on a humanist sans-serif skeleton; the dots swell and merge as weight increases, placing it firmly in the display category with a pixel-art and modular modernist flavour.