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Styles

18 fonts in total
Superheat Thin
Superheat ExtraLight
Superheat Light
Superheat Regular
Superheat Medium
Superheat SemiBold
Superheat Bold
Superheat ExtraBold
Superheat Black

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Upright

Character set

Total glyphs: 550

Desktop format

OTF + TTF

Current version

Version 1

Webfont format

WOFF + WOFF2

Designers

Loris Olivier

Lisa Huang

Script included

Latin

Engineering

Stephen Nixon

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Superheat
Extended beyond flowing curves

Superheat started with a neo-grotesque identity, amplified by many details from the Latin character set. Later during the process, the font evolved into a squarer from, giving it a warmer tone. In modelling Superheat's final look, we aimed to make a balance by allowing the font to express its personality, but also paying attention to consistency. Initially, we planned for the counterpart of the upright to be a true italic version (with a calligraphic structure). However, looking at its usage, a compromise between true italic and a slanted version of the upright felt more appropriate. Occupying an undefined space between text, and statement ‘display’ typeface, using a mix of generic structures and more unusual quirks, the Superheat family possesses a bold and eye-catching style. Try “Superheat”, a neogrotesque with a very wide width and organic details! It makes your design bolder and shinier.

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