Matex TypefaceMatex is strongly inspired by schoolbook/textbook grotesques, partially incorporating a bauhaus aesthetic by referencing Herbert Bayer’s mid-1920’s, lowercase “Universal”. The typeface exists in two cuts, a regular version and a stemless variant, of which the stem endings of several lowercase characters are removed. This leads to several curved, arched letter shapes, resulting in a more naive overall appearance. (Available upon request)
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