In Mycela, the notion of beautiful doesn’t lie on a single character as an individual, but more on a combination of characters that make it beautiful together. Mycela gets her name from Mycelium which is the vegetative part of a fungus or fungus-like bacterial colony, consisting of branching thread-like hyphae. It can either appear so tiny that it can’t be seen or grow thousands of acres big. Similar to this fungus, in this typeface you can make words grow in an infinite amount of characters and still have it connected.

€35

300 glyphs
Lowercase, Uppercase, Numbers, Symbols (mathematics, arrows, currency), Punctuation, 10 Ligatures, 8 Alternates

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︎ Manual kerning is not always possible in this typeface otherwise it will break the connections of the glyphs. Use the Metric kerning.