Peclet (formely known as Principal) is a high-contrast sans serif typeface with roots in the nineteenth-century grotesques. Short descenders and long ascenders shift its baseline uncommonly low, suggesting a sense of strong (digital) gravity that particularly informs the heavier weights. The repetitive use of minor angles and slightly disproportionate terminals complement the otherwise rigid typeface. Peclet is available in fourteen styles, ranging from Thin to Black with corresponding Italics.
Time & Place
Nature
Dismantling Documentary
Organized Chaos
Precarious Disorientation
Structure
The Next Generation
Identities, Self-Portraits, And Fiction
Cultural Translation
Radical Speech
The Potential of Additional Happenings
Universal
Formal Innovation
Material Faith
