Nekst looks like a regular geometric sans, coarse and simple, as if made of metal tubes. The first impression, though, may be misleading: the many alternate glyphs turn a most usual typeset into something unexpected and eccentric, bringing a strong futuristic taste with some hints of old-time grotesques to the austere and modern image. Seven weights, from Thin to Black and variable font.
Denis Serebryakov is a Minsk-based type and graphic designer. See his other works: Displace 2.0 and Displace Serif on type.today, and Epos, in the Tomorrow collection.
Check out Nekst here
Check out Nekst here
