Ultravaria explores how far the modularity of a typeface can be pushed through variable axes. Each glyph is built from repeated pairs of a six-point component, where manipulating those vector points transforms every instance across the typeface.

Ten variable axes open this structure to a wide range of transformations, brought together through an interpolated radial diagram designed to invite play and exploration. Rather than navigating ten separate controls, users can move intuitively through the typeface’s modular possibilities and discover unexpected forms.

As these possibilities grow increasingly complex, the apple is introduced as a familiar way into the system. Manipulated within the same interpolated system, it makes the underlying logic of the typeface more immediate and accessible.