A. Aleph

A. Aleph is a distinctive display typeface drawn on a calligraphic system inspired by Roger Excoffon's 1952 typeface 'Banco'. The letters are composed of vertical strokes and slight curves, never fully closed as if halted mid-stroke by a broad nib pen. This minimally constructed font combines spontaneity with strength, presenting a sharp modern look that contrasts with its historical calligraphic roots. The disjointed lines and open letterforms give Aleph a distinctive character suitable for expressive display applications.

Foundry

Nouvelle Noire

Designers

philippe-apeloig

Scripts

latin

Specimen

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