Indecisive Mono

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How to create an original Geometric Mono? Indecisive Mono takes on a more playful and approach than most geometric Monos. Indecisive Mono isn’t based off of one source of inspiration, but merges elements from various Sans Serifs, such as Bernhard Gothic, Nobel Antieke and Spartan. Equally, Indecisive Mono comes with a set of alternate, swash characters derived from Old-Style italic Serifs such as Granjon. This merger has resulted in a joyful and distinct Geometric Mono with plenty of character, perfect for any setting. It comes in 20 styles, from Thin to Heavy, with slanted counterparts providing the user with plenty of versatility for any design.
Indecisive includes Latin extended, Greek and Cyrillic across all styles and alternates, Indecisive will have something for everyone. Its Heavier weights embrace Indecisive’s playful nature and allow for strokes to merge. Its lighter weights are more reserved and well equipped to tackle larger paragraphs of text. Indecisive has some stand out characters such as the /r and /w and swooping out-strokes on the /K and /R, allowing it to stand out without being overbearing.
It stands separate from its sister typeface, Indecisive Sans, firstly by the obvious, it’s a monospaced typeface. But other differences can be found in the heavier weight, with squarer, bulkier features, and the swash characters, which take on a different design to accommodate for the
From newspapers, magazines and posters to websites, animations and packaging, Indecisive Mono radiates a sense of fun, warmth and charisma that will enrich any design.

Designed by: Fred Wiltshire

Released in: 2024

Export: .OTF .WOFF .WOFF2 .TTF (Variable)

Developed for: Latin European, Cyrillic and Greek

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