Minerai SansThe Minerai typeface is rooted in the practice of Thomas Fleury Araujo, a French Portuguese graphic designer and typographer. Born from an intimate connection to material and territory, Minerai finds its origin in the town of Mono, in northern Portugal, the typographer's childhood home, shaped by granite, ramparts, and light. By observing these mineral structures, both solid and porous, the designer began his typographic exploration. Minerai Sans, its

and creative packaging

Featuring numerous contextual ligatures

This makes it ideal for creating impactful headlines and designing books that demand attention

Angular and precision-cut

This typeface also embraces elements of randomness

Autaut Grotesk is a neo-grotesque typeface that channels the aesthetics and typographic standards of 1960s Swiss modernism

but with more mathematical

Inspired by the minimalist Swiss typography of the mid-20th century

Designed with 9 weights and corresponding italics—Thin

This robust yet refined typeface is ideal for branding and editorial use

UI interfaces

Non Natural Grotesk stands out for its exceptional legibility and striking contrast between black and white