Elias Hanzer
Graphic and Type Design
Subpages:
eliashanzer.com/phase
eliashanzer.com/edition
Hanzer Liccini
Setting for Graphic Design and Typography
hanli.eu
post@hanli.eu
ABC Arizona
ABC Arizona is the first ever sans to serif “superfamily” that packages its five looks—Serif, Text, Mix, Flare, and Sans—into one single font file. In other words, it’s a slim, all-genres-in-one font happy-meal, versatile and adjustable for any context. ABC Arizona has five distinctive yet connected subfamilies: Serif, Text, Mix, Flare, and Sans. ABC Arizona Serif is a high contrast, pointy serif with a modern-meets-Renaissance freshness, and on the other side of the spectrum, ABC Arizona Sans is a straight-forward grotesque with a humanistic touch. In-between lie other species, such as the nearly-but-not sans ABC Arizona Flare. ABC Arizona Mix is chunkier and low-contrast, sitting exactly midway between the two extremes. Lastly ABC Arizona Text is a classic text serif typeface that’s well-suited for reading. Stretching from its headline to small text possibilities, an entire library can be typeset with just this one typeface. Each subfamily comes with Thin, Light, Regular, Medium, Bold, and Italics as static font files. Or the typeface can be used as a VF, which includes the entire family and all its styles, as well as all its nearby and distant relatives.
Published by Dinamo Typefaces.
Fully Explore the ABC Arizona here
HAL Colant
Colant is based on “Columbia Antiqua”, a Scotch/Modern-style serif typeface, featuring distinct angular details and produced by the Bauer’sche Giesserei (Frankfurt am Main) on the occasion of the 1893 World Exposition in Chicago. It comes in one weight with an additional italic, which was not included in the sampled sources.
Available on Request
Download HAL Trials & Licensing Options
HAL Matex Typeface
Matex is strongly inspired by schoolbook/textbook grotesques, partially incorporating a bauhaus aesthetic by referencing Herbert Bayer’s mid-1920’s, lowercase “Universal”. The typeface exists in two cuts, a regular version and a stemless variant, of which the stem endings of several lowercase characters are removed. This leads to several curved, arched letter shapes, resulting in a more naive overall appearance.
Available on Request
Download HAL Trials & Licensing Options
EH Normal Typeface
Normal is a grotesque typeface with sharp edges. It comes in five weights: Thin, Light, Regular, Medium and Bold including three stylistic Sets: City(Default), Jungle & Space.
Available on Request
Download Trial & Licensing Options
Edition Typeface is a family of one-line fonts. Without a defined thickness, the letterforms are determined by the shape of a line and its path created by various CNC tools. The skeleton of each style recites a historical type classification. Contextual Edition is shaped by formal aspects coming from the letterpress era. Classics like Caslon, Garamond, Times New Roman etc. were taken as inspiration for this style. Scriptual Edition is referring to the writing done by hand using a tool, such as a pen or pencil, reciting formal aspects of 18th and 19th century Script Typefaces. Geometrical Edition is a geometric sans-serif typeface, inspired by typefaces like Herbert Bayers universal or Paul Renners Futura, which originated, based on circles and squares in the bauhaus in the early 20th century. Numerical Edition is based on the stylistic features, that were introduced in the early computer era, displayed on CRT screens. Several formal aspects are taken from the OCR Fonts. Asymmetrical Edition is the interpretation of a typeface seen in a 19th century specimen and is an example to the experimental approach to type design. Alongside digitally optimized fonts, Edition remains true to its origins and is also available as a single-line version for plotting, engraving, etc.
ABC Arizona is the first ever sans to serif “superfamily” that packages its five looks—Serif, Text, Mix, Flare, and Sans—into one single font file.
Published by Dinamo Typefaces.
Fully Explore the ABC Arizona
Times New Arial for and with Studio Lieberman Kiepe Redemann
Tanzkongress 2019 — A Long Lasting Affair. Design with Sean Yendrys. Visit Tanzkongress 2019 Website
Custom Typeface for Urbane Künste Ruhr Festival. Design with Florian Lamm (Lamm & Kirch) and Dinamo Typefaces. Visit Urbane Künste Ruhr Website
Phase is a generative type concept. It is systematically designed with modular components, which form the base for an infinite number of shapes. Through variable font technology, it can be manipulated in real-time or with sound via voice input. Visit Phase Website
XZY magazine is an independent print publication examining the electronic image in the era of post-photography. In its debut issue, XZY explores the visual alchemies of the phenomenon FAKE with artists and thinkers from all over the planet. Editor: Tereza Mundilova Design with Lucas Liccini and Louise Borinski.
Protocol Magazin Nr.9, Issue: Fehler. Magazine for Protocol Magazine, Design with Nora Hollstein and Lucas Liccini
vorausgesetzt Hg. by Nanna Lüth. Published by Revolver Publishing. Design with Philipp Lehr
http://www.protocol-magazine.de Design with Lucas Liccini, 2018
Hallucigenia, Facts from Fiction, Artbook for artist Martin Walde. Published by Kerber Verlag. 2017
Protocol Magazine Nr.8, Boden, Protocol Magazine is an interdisciplinary, independent platform for discussion, dispute and argument in architecture. Issue Nr.8, Boden. Design, Concept and Customized Typeface Moment in Cooperation with Lucas Liccini. 2016
Worked with
2017 Dinamo Typefaces
2018 NODE Berlin Oslo
2018 Lamm & Kirch
2018 – 2019 Sean Yendrys
Collaborating with Lucas Liccini since 2016
Collaborating with Dinamo Typefaces since 2017
Cofounder of Studio Hanzer Liccini since 2019
Teaching/Workshops
2018 HSD Düsseldorf
2018 HGB Leipzig
Lectures
2017 subtext: typedesign, Wien
2018 Typeclub Düsseldorf
2019 Typoptable
Impressum
Updated: 19.3.2021
Elias Hanzer
Graphic and Type Design
Subpages:
eliashanzer.com/phase
eliashanzer.com/edition
Hanzer Liccini
Setting for Graphic Design and Typography
hanli.eu
post@hanli.eu
Edition Typeface is a family of one-line fonts. Without a defined thickness, the letterforms are determined by the shape of a line and its path created by various CNC tools. The skeleton of each style recites a historical type classification. Contextual Edition is shaped by formal aspects coming from the letterpress era. Classics like Caslon, Garamond, Times New Roman etc. were taken as inspiration for this style. Scriptual Edition is referring to the writing done by hand using a tool, such as a pen or pencil, reciting formal aspects of 18th and 19th century Script Typefaces. Geometrical Edition is a geometric sans-serif typeface, inspired by typefaces like Herbert Bayers universal or Paul Renners Futura, which originated, based on circles and squares in the bauhaus in the early 20th century. Numerical Edition is based on the stylistic features, that were introduced in the early computer era, displayed on CRT screens. Several formal aspects are taken from the OCR Fonts. Asymmetrical Edition is the interpretation of a typeface seen in a 19th century specimen and is an example to the experimental approach to type design. Alongside digitally optimized fonts, Edition remains true to its origins and is also available as a single-line version for plotting, engraving, etc.
ABC Arizona
ABC Arizona is the first ever sans to serif “superfamily” that packages its five looks—Serif, Text, Mix, Flare, and Sans—into one single font file. In other words, it’s a slim, all-genres-in-one font happy-meal, versatile and adjustable for any context. ABC Arizona has five distinctive yet connected subfamilies: Serif, Text, Mix, Flare, and Sans. ABC Arizona Serif is a high contrast, pointy serif with a modern-meets-Renaissance freshness, and on the other side of the spectrum, ABC Arizona Sans is a straight-forward grotesque with a humanistic touch. In-between lie other species, such as the nearly-but-not sans ABC Arizona Flare. ABC Arizona Mix is chunkier and low-contrast, sitting exactly midway between the two extremes. Lastly ABC Arizona Text is a classic text serif typeface that’s well-suited for reading. Stretching from its headline to small text possibilities, an entire library can be typeset with just this one typeface. Each subfamily comes with Thin, Light, Regular, Medium, Bold, and Italics as static font files. Or the typeface can be used as a VF, which includes the entire family and all its styles, as well as all its nearby and distant relatives.
Published by Dinamo Typefaces.
Fully Explore the ABC Arizona here
HAL Colant
Colant is based on “Columbia Antiqua”, a Scotch/Modern-style serif typeface, featuring distinct angular details and produced by the Bauer’sche Giesserei (Frankfurt am Main) on the occasion of the 1893 World Exposition in Chicago. It comes in one weight with an additional italic, which was not included in the sampled sources.
Available on Request
Download HAL Trials & Licensing Options
ABC Arizona is the first ever sans to serif “superfamily” that packages its five looks—Serif, Text, Mix, Flare, and Sans—into one single font file.
Published by Dinamo Typefaces.
Fully Explore the ABC Arizona
Times New Arial for and with Studio Lieberman Kiepe Redemann
HAL Matex Typeface
Matex is strongly inspired by schoolbook/textbook grotesques, partially incorporating a bauhaus aesthetic by referencing Herbert Bayer’s mid-1920’s, lowercase “Universal”. The typeface exists in two cuts, a regular version and a stemless variant, of which the stem endings of several lowercase characters are removed. This leads to several curved, arched letter shapes, resulting in a more naive overall appearance.
Available on Request
Download HAL Trials & Licensing Options
Tanzkongress 2019 — A Long Lasting Affair. Design with Sean Yendrys. Visit Tanzkongress 2019 Website
EH Normal Typeface
Normal is a grotesque typeface with sharp edges. It comes in five weights: Thin, Light, Regular, Medium and Bold including three stylistic Sets: City(Default), Jungle & Space.
Available on Request
Download Trial & Licensing Options
Custom Typeface for Urbane Künste Ruhr Festival. Design with Florian Lamm (Lamm & Kirch) and Dinamo Typefaces. Visit Urbane Künste Ruhr Website
Phase is a generative type concept. It is systematically designed with modular components, which form the base for an infinite number of shapes. Through variable font technology, it can be manipulated in real-time or with sound via voice input. Visit Phase Website
XZY magazine is an independent print publication examining the electronic image in the era of post-photography. In its debut issue, XZY explores the visual alchemies of the phenomenon FAKE with artists and thinkers from all over the planet. Editor: Tereza Mundilova Design with Lucas Liccini and Louise Borinski.
Protocol Magazin Nr.9, Issue: Fehler. Magazine for Protocol Magazine, Design with Nora Hollstein and Lucas Liccini
vorausgesetzt Hg. by Nanna Lüth. Published by Revolver Publishing. Design with Philipp Lehr
http://www.protocol-magazine.de Design with Lucas Liccini, 2018
Hallucigenia, Facts from Fiction, Artbook for artist Martin Walde. Published by Kerber Verlag. 2017
Protocol Magazine Nr.8, Boden, Protocol Magazine is an interdisciplinary, independent platform for discussion, dispute and argument in architecture. Issue Nr.8, Boden. Design, Concept and Customized Typeface Moment in Cooperation with Lucas Liccini. 2016
Worked with
2017 Dinamo Typefaces
2018 NODE Berlin Oslo
2018 Lamm & Kirch
2018 – 2019 Sean Yendrys
Collaborating with Lucas Liccini since 2016
Collaborating with Dinamo Typefaces since 2017
Cofounder of Studio Hanzer Liccini since 2019
Teaching/Workshops
2018 HSD Düsseldorf
2018 HGB Leipzig
Lectures
2017 subtext: typedesign, Wien
2018 Typeclub Düsseldorf
2019 Typoptable
Impressum
Updated: 19.3.2021