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Px Grotesk Pan offers an extended character set, which supports languages 
that use Cyrillic and Greek alphabets, in addition to those which use the Latin alphabet. It provides accurate and genuine letterforms created for international communication.

In recent decades, typography and screen technology have been intertwined. While digital screens continue to pose an ongoing issue for designers, Nicolas Eigenheer explored the potential of the limitations of pixels and how new typographic forms could be created from the parameters they impose. Px Grotesk was designed from the rendering of typographic curves on screens. At smaller sizes, pixels sometimes brutally simplify shapes. Taking this paradox as his starting point, Nicolas Eigenheer designed a typeface that embeds a pixel-grid structure into a classic, optically adjusted drawing. The result of this method is a series of hybrid shapes that combine formal solutions from both domains. The signature pixelated look is preserved in the typeface and creates a contradictory relationship between a grid and a flexible line.

Px Grotesk has an unprecedented aesthetic with solid grotesque roots and works well both on screen and in print. Its geometrical simplification offers a
spectacular legibility and sharpness at smaller sizes and reveals a sophisticated drawing at bigger sizes.

Px Grotesk Pan
10 styles

Pan Thin
Pan Thin Italic
Pan Light
Pan Light Italic
Pan Regular
Pan Italic
Pan Bold
Pan Bold Italic
Pan Black
Pan Black Italic