Onweer Font is a slightly nostalgic take on Franklin Gothic, with a quiet luxury flavour that can be made louder through the slant axis, reaching dramatic angles of -20 and 20 degrees, or the more subtle contrast axis. The typeface takes little from its historical prototype and takes it in a radically different direction in Stylistic Set #3, featuring closed forms. Onweer — equipped with four variable axes and available only as a variable font — feels just as at home as a single letter on a fashionable tote bag as it does as three lines neatly stacked in a television broadcast title.
It’s versatile enough to cover the design needs of an entire media group, from catchy headlines and YouTube covers to internal printed documents. We dream of expanding Onweer’s language support by adding Georgian and Armenian to the existing Latin and Cyrillic — and will probably introduce yet another variable axis along the way.
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