Ultion was conceived as a new approach to the traditional serif typefaces. Based on the transitional styles developed in the 17th century, this typeface introduces new forms inspired by the Cyrillic alphabet to reinforce the horizontal tension in the design and offer a unique and distinctive voice to any content. Whether used in headlines that highlight the finer details or in longer passages of text, it remains a strong, legible, and functional design while offering a particular style. With a range of weights and accompanying italics, it can adapt to a wide range of settings. Due to its high contrast that may affect legibility, a secondary set of weights labeled Text is equally included, which features a more balanced stroke and less pronounced contrast for a denser solution. Ultion features a range of Opentype features from ligatures, discretionary ligatures, and a series of numerals that will offer a wide set of solutions for any layout. With an extended Latin character set, it can cover over 250 different languages and dialects. Ultion is available as static Opentype fonts (OTF) or as Variable fonts (TTF VAR) that will allow even more control over three axes.

STYLES

Regular, Italic, Medium, Medium Italic, Bold, Bold Italic, Extra Bold, Extra Bold Italic, Black, Black Italic, Text Regular, Text Italic, Text Medium, Text Medium Italic, Text Bold, Text Bold Italic, Text Extra Bold, Text Extra Bold Italic, Text Black, Text Black Italic

+ variable font

FORMATS

OTF, WOFF2, TTF

LANGUAGE SUPPORT

• ISO Latin-1
  • Afrikaans, 
  • Albanian, 
  • Breton, 
  • Catalan, 
  • Danish, 
  • English, 
  • Faroese, 
  • Galician, 
  • German, 
  • Icelandic, 
  • Irish, 
  • Italian, 
  • Kurdish, 
  • Latin, 
  • Leonese, 
  • Luxembourgish, 
  • Norwegian, 
  • Occitan, 
  • Portuguese, 
  • Rhaeto-Romanic, 
  • Scottish Gaelic, 
  • Spanish, 
  • Swahili, 
  • Swedish, 
  • Walloon, 
  • Basque
• ISO Latin-2
  • Bosnian, 
  • Croatian, 
  • Czech, 
  • Hungarian, 
  • Polish, 
  • Romanian, 
  • Serbian, 
  • Slovak, 
  • Slovene, 
  • Upper Sorbian, 
  • Lower Sorbian
• ISO Latin-3
  • Turkish, 
  • Maltese, 
  • Esperanto
• ISO Latin-4
  • Estonian, 
  • Latvian, 
  • Lithuanian, 
  • Greenlandic, 
  • Sami