A new axis
for reading.
Born vertically. Open to every direction.
Three voices, one structural idea.
준01 / AXIS
름02 / FLOW
호03 / SIGNAL
Structure gives
reading a voice.
Hangul begins with a shared vowel axis and balanced final consonants. Latin letters, numerals and punctuation follow each family’s own stroke system.
기준Axis
Even strokes. Soft terminals. A quiet vertical rhythm to explore in interfaces and short passages.
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흐름Flow
Fine horizontals, confident verticals and restrained serifs. A shared sense of contrast connects Hangul and Latin.
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신호Signal
Angular counters and distinct corners. A geometric voice that gives numbers and symbols a clear structure.
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One sentence.
Three voices.
Compare structure and rhythm at the same size, using the same words.
Readability depends on size, display and writing direction. Compare the typefaces in your own setting. Unsupported characters may appear in your device’s fallback font.
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design@neo-korea.comUse & licensing
Free for personal, non-commercial use. Commercial use, redistribution and distribution of modified font files require prior written permission. Selling the font files is not permitted.
License / 이용 조건 ↗Character coverage
11,172 modern Hangul syllables, Hangul jamo, English uppercase and lowercase, numerals, and common punctuation, currency and mathematical symbols. Hanja and Japanese kana are not included.
In the package
One Regular style per family. Desktop TTF, web WOFF2, a bilingual Korean-English PDF specimen and usage terms.