Introducing “Stasis,” a stunning geometric sans serif typeface that seamlessly blends simplicity with a touch of human flair. This versatile type family is more than meets the eye, as it offers designers the flexibility of “four fonts in one.”
Stasis is a true gem for branding designers, as it has been meticulously crafted to excel in logotypes, headlines, and titling. While its standard form is already impressive, Stasis truly shines when its stylistic sets are activated. With three unique styles to choose from, designers can effortlessly create striking headlines, memorable logos, and eye-catching book and movie titles.
The first stylistic set, “Stencil,” features precise cuts through each character, resulting in a classic stencil look.
The second set, “Slice,” takes a more playful approach, with each glyph appearing as if a slice of pie has been taken out.
The third set, “Notch,” adds depth and dimension to the characters by introducing a subtle cut into the body, creating an illusion of motion.
Stasis offers an impressive range of 16 fonts, spanning from Light to Ultra in both roman and italic styles. For those seeking a unique twist, the typeface also supports unicase-style typography, with small caps that harmonize beautifully with lowercase forms. The character set covers Latin European and Cyrillic languages, ensuring broad international applicability.
With over 2000 glyphs and the option to use old-style figures, Stasis provides designers with a comprehensive toolkit to create stunning typographic works. For even greater flexibility, Stasis is also available as a single variable font, allowing designers to fine-tune the weight and italic angle to perfectly suit their creative vision.
In summary, Stasis is a must-have typeface for any designer seeking a flexible, impactful, and memorable font that can elevate their branding, headlines, and titling projects to new heights.
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