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Brik is a zero bullshit type family available in five weights across regular, condensed, and oblique sub-families. Its blatant brick-like construction is honest, coarse, and unapologetic. The family features characteristic hard angles, chunky corners, and exaggerated ink traps that give it its distinct edge. These hardened features are met with subtle curves and strokes that add contrast and finesse to it’s purposefully rigid foundation.
Revisited throughout 2020, Brik is now whipped into prime fighting shape. The fat has been trimmed, sporting expanded glyph support, new kerning, and reconstructed letters. Brik looks great huge, but now works even better at scale.
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Released
> 2018, 2021Glyph Count
> 380Styles
> Regular, Condensed, ObliqueDesigner
> Michael BagnardiCollaborators
> The Designers Foundry
> Tiago Andrade -
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