Scriptual Edition is referring to the writing done by hand using a tool, such as a pen or pencil, reciting formal aspects of 18th and 19th century Script Typefaces. It comes with an additional italic/oblique style.
Its source of letterforms are taken from modernist classics like Akzidenz Grotesk or Helvetica. International Edition is a direct reference to the swiss/international typographic style that emerged around the early 1920s. Medieval Edition is tracing the forms of decorative medieval broad nib pen lettering and with its characteristical high x-height/Unicase, inevitably exhibits features of the Art Nouveau style. were taken as inspiration for this style. Classics like Caslon, Garamond, Times New Roman etc. Contextual Edition is shaped by formal aspects coming from the letterpress era.
The skeleton of each style recites a historical type classification. Without a defined thickness, the letterforms are determined by the shape of a line and its path created by various CNC tools. Edition Typeface is a family of one-line fonts.
