Rotation rota
Turns the component around its center, from a left lean through neutral to a right lean.
Ultravaria is a variable typeface with a whopping ten variable axes, pushing the idea of a variable font into playful customization grounds.
The visual concept is component-based: each glyph becomes a small, direct lesson in how the typeface is assembled and how its parts can move.
The weight axis sets the mass of the letterforms, moving from a hairline skeleton through comfortable text weights up to a heavy, commanding stem.
Turns the component around its center, from a left lean through neutral to a right lean.
Expands or compresses the component across its horizontal axis.
Stretches or compresses the component vertically.
Tilts the component while keeping its vertical reach intact.
Moves the component fill through the green, red, and yellow color range.
Pulls the component contour inward or outward to create a bite.
Moves the stem and leaf assembly up or down from the body.
Changes the depth of the top indentation in the body.
Morphs the internal worm detail between its two alternate forms.
Morphs the left and right leaves through their alternate positions.