Coyolli
Coyolli is a low-contrast sans serif typeface that moves seamlessly between Regular and Stencil through its variable axis. Designed for strong headlines and impactful short texts, it delivers a commanding presence with geometric clarity and expressive cuts.
Rooted in the myth of Coyolxauhqui, the dismembered Aztec goddess, Coyolli embodies rhythm and fragmentation as visual metaphors. Its shifting forms echo both structure and rupture, offering designers a tool that is at once historical and contemporary—perfect for editorial design, cultural projects, music graphics, and bold branding.
