Hellix font+Larken font

Hellix font (Sans Serif font) pairing with Larken font (Serif font)

Examples of websites using Hellix (Hellix is a mono-linear geometrical sans-serif font family. It was designed during an internship at the Type Design and Typography Studio at UMPRUM in Prague. At that time I fell in love with Paul Renner’s first sketch of Futura and I also explored stylistic sets, so I added a lot of strict and cold alternatives (“a, g, m, n, r, t, etc.”). I enjoyed having the possibility to create tensions between circular and square shapes. You will also find less geometrically based alternatives. In Hellix, circle forms are “punched” into the vertical stems and the terminals are diagonal. In Gellix the terminals are horizontal or vertical and the circle forms are connected gracefully onto the vertical stems. In Fellix, circle forms are connected gracefully onto the vertical stems and the terminals are also diagonal. The last modification Yellix has horizontal or vertical terminals and the circle forms are punched into the stems) with Larken (designed by Ellen Luff and released by Ellen Luff in 2020)

Hellix vs Larken

Hellix is listed as sans serif, while Larken is listed as serif. Use this difference and the website examples below to choose the role each font should play.

The fonts appear together in 1 curated website example below.

CompareHellixLarken
TypeSans SerifSerif
FoundryDisplaay Type FoundryEllen Luff
AvailabilityCommercial fontCommercial font
Hellix + Larken in use
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