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Marrow is a high-contrast display serif with a bone-dry spine and knife-cut terminals. Drawn for headlines that need to be felt before they're read.
A type foundry is a workshop for pouring language into permanent form. Marrow began as a single carved capital and grew a full alphabet around its hunger for contrast — hairlines thin as a filament, stems that carry weight like poured metal. Set it large. Give it air. Let the counters breathe and the serifs do their quiet, structural work of holding a line together.
Fourteen point.
Thirty-six.
Seventy-two.
Five weights, italics forthcoming. Install locally, set posters, print zines, carve it into wood if you like. One studio, up to five machines.
Desktop, web, and app embedding for a working design studio. The whole matrix, for the whole team, everywhere the type needs to travel.
Logotypes, film titles, packaging at scale. We'll cut bespoke ligatures and a display master tuned to your headline. Written into a real contract.