Greta Mono
Greta Mono, a fixed-width (monospaced) font family in an unprecedented ten weights and two widths. To make the text appear balanced, most of the letter stems are non-uniform, optically adjusted to create an even texture throughout a block of text.
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Design Concept
Greta fonts are calligraphic in structure, and constraining their letters to a uniform space is challenging. Greta Mono doesn’t use monolinear construction, but rather a higher stroke contrast. To make it appear uniform, most of letter stems are non-uniform, optically adjusted to create an even texture throughout a block of text. Most digital monospaced fonts come with two weights, regular and bold, because making a monospaced font family gets more complicated as the number of weights grows. Design of the lightest style i in Hairline needs to occupy the same width as the heaviest style m in Black. Greta Mono has an astonishing ten weights and two widths, which offer a broad palette of typographical possibilities. Variable fonts give access to anything between those two widths.
International Typography
Greta Mono, just like most other Typotheque fonts, supports all European languages, covering Latin-based (Western, Central and Eastern European, Baltic, Turkish, Vietnamese), Cyrillic-based, and Greek-based languages. Such large multilingual fonts are sometimes referred to as Pan-European or WGL4 fonts.
