Type, Tracking & Terminals: 7 more sans serifs with a twist including Lineto and NaN (Part Two)

Following on from our first batch of not-so-normal sans serifs, we have more! Here are seven additional typefaces that find inspiration in the human, the robotic, and the humanoid grey area in between. A variant born from its parent Klarkeit Grotesk, Extraset’s Klarheit Kurrent retains the original structures of the Swiss type foundry’s geometric and modernist flagship family. The striking difference is the feature of extreme cuts in some of Klarheit Kurrent’s letterforms. Intended to enhance the authenticity of headlines, these sharp and subtle features provide an atypical atmosphere when using this font for workhorse tasks. Designed to echo modernism and geometrical standards, the typeface does not include a stylistic set. Rather, the decisions behind the typeface are intended to outline an ideological approach. ES Klarheit Kurrent by Extraset