curly
A little flourish.
Alternate terminals turn the end of a stroke into a little loop.
Panel Mono Light Italic / ss01A type superfamily by Mark Caneso
Four related families.
Forty styles with a voice of their own.
01 / The family
Panel began with a fixed-width challenge: give every letter the same space, and give each one a personality. Mark Caneso grew that idea into four related families, with and without serifs.
Expressive slabs. A rhythm of their own. Proportional / Serif
Same family. Different character.
The same words. A different voice.
5 weights2 styles4 families40 styles.
02 / In detail
curly
Alternate terminals turn the end of a stroke into a little loop.
Panel Mono Light Italic / ss01&
An alternate ampersand changes the conversation.
Panel Italic / ss02Type a digit in parentheses. Discretionary ligatures do the rest.
All four families / dligType (1) (2) (3)
(1) (2) (3)
03 / In good company
Big announcements. Small observations. A family that keeps the conversation going.
A good sentence knows when to stop. It leaves a little space for a thought to settle, a question to form, or a different voice to join in.
The same is true of a letter. Give it a frame, and see what it makes of the room.
ADMIT ONE
Make yourself at home.
Original compositions / Set in Panel
04 / TYPE TESTER
Try a name, a headline, or the sentence you keep rewriting.
Panel · Regular 400 · Roman
A few small changes can say a lot. These options belong to the style you have selected.
Oldstyle figures use tabular spacing in this style. Selecting them also turns on tabular figures.
05 / Character set
From the first capital to the last alternate. Take a closer look.
Regular & Italic inspection. Try all 40 styles ↑
Yours to set
Four families, five weights, roman and italic. Find the voice your next project needs.
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