ATETT CYR — Display Typeface

Your type should have a point of view. This one was banned for it.

Unicase means one case, one rhythm, one voice. No hierarchy between upper and lower — every character holds the same ground. The hairline diacriticals add an unexpected counterpoint: thin, precise marks that punctuate the heavy forms and give the typographic texture a syncopated beat.

Named after A Tett — the Hungarian avant-garde magazine founded by Lajos Kassák in 1915. Anti-war, cosmopolitan, banned twice. The font carries that energy: unicase, monospace, no ascenders, no descenders. Nothing wasted. Everything deliberate.

Supports Latin — including Vietnamese — and Cyrillic. Built for use across cultures, just like the original magazine was.

Works at any scale. Posters, screens, applications. The rawness holds.

First realise date: 10. 2010