Orbit

Designed by Sooun Cho, JAMO

1 weights • Version 1 • On Google Fonts since 2023 • Popularity #1189

Quick Summary

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Styles

400-400

Weight Range

Static

Not variable

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Languages / Subsets

Category
sans-serif
Best for
display
Descriptors
geometricmonospaced
Scripts
Korean, Latin
Origin
Seoul, South Korea
License
SIL Open Font License
Last updated
May 30, 2025

© 2022 The Orbit Project Authors

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About Orbit Fonts

Orbit is inspired by the concept of monospaced Latin coding fonts. Korean fonts are usually already monospaced, but by bringing the impression of the Latin coding font in the Hangeul and punctuation design, Orbit gives a mathematical and geometric impression through a serif with right angle and orbicular circles. The font attempts to express orbitals with typeface using symmetry and connectivity to create a somewhat cosmic and futuristic atmosphere. As it is reminiscent of coding interface screens, it is recommended to use bright writing on a dark background, below 10pt.

To contribute, please visit github.com/JAMO-TYPEFACE/Orbit.

Who Designed Orbit?

All designers

JAMO is a type design collective group based in Seoul, Korea. They provide professional education, information, and discussion to designers who are wishing to develop their own typefaces through their workshop.

JAMO encourages more experimental and unconventional typeface design by getting inspirations from old types, finding an alternative usage from existing ones, and suggesting new letterforms for the future. They aim to escape from the passive practice and create more self-initiating active typefaces. JAMO offers high-quality typeface design based on the deep levels of research, planning, and study. By broadening the potential of Hangul, they propose a new type design methodology to co-live with other worldwide letters including the Latin Alphabet.

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