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496 glyphs
1 style
2020 – 2021
Specimen

The Alfabet is a titling, sans-serif typeface, inspired both by the work of engineers Timothy Epps and Christopher Evans (1969), and letterings designed by painter and architect Theo Van Doesburg in the 1920s.
Based on a 25-square grid, its design once again attempts to rationalize to the extreme the canonical structure of the Latin alphabet.

Alphabet intended to be read by a machine, Timothy Epps and Christopher Evans, National Physical Laboratory, Division of Computer Science, Great Britain, 1969.