Moderat is a geometric sans-serif typeface family, consisting of 42 styles, ranging from Thin to Black in three widths—Condensed, Standard and Extended, with corresponding Italics and six Mono styles. Originally designed in 2015, and since then continuously developed, the low stroke contrast, closed apertures and several angular details define its distinctive characteristics. With an enhanced set of OpenType features and stylistic as well as positional alternates, Moderat is suited for both body copy and display type.
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Bold
Extending the Possibilities Of Relation
Regular Italic
Vision
Light Italic
Emotive Metropolis
Black
Organized Chaos
Black Italic
Indigeneity in the Present Tense
Regular
Formation
Thin Italic
New Genetic Code
Light
Full Moon
Bold Italic
Intersecting Locations
Thin
New Master
Medium
Personalizing the Political
Medium Italic
Element
Condensed Black Italic
Whimsical Romantics
Condensed Thin
In the Shadow of the Impressionists
Condensed Bold
Universal Reflections
Condensed Medium
Post Modern
Condensed Regular
Creating A Better Future
Condensed Regular Italic
Collage
Condensed Black
Cultural Politics
Condensed Light
Paper Revolution
Condensed Light Italic
Limitless
Condensed Medium Italic
Art Book Fair
Condensed Thin Italic
Materializing the Digital Era
Condensed Bold Italic
Today
Extended Thin
Integral Topographies
Extended Light Italic
Grand Central
Extended Regular Italic
Have We Done Enough to Remember?
Extended Medium Italic
Questioning the Canon
Extended Thin Italic
Challenging the Nature of Things
Extended Regular
Jazz
Extended Light
Redefining the Medium
Extended Black Italic
Vanishing Traces
Extended Black
An Individual Is Made of Many Parts
Extended Bold
Future
Extended Medium
New York City
Extended Bold Italic
Illusion
Mono Bold
There Are Miracles
Mono Medium
Conquering Pole
Mono Thin
Interdesciplinary Methods
Mono Regular
Nature
Mono Light
Imaginary Realism
Mono Black
