Kunio is a display typeface that refuses to stand still. Its unique variable axes—body and counter—let you sculpt letterforms from dense, monolithic slabs to airy, open frameworks, all without breaking its bold geometric rhythm. The result is over a million possible shapes, each one unmistakably Kunio, yet tuned to the needs of the moment.
In branding, it can be your one-typeface system, flexing from bold logo lockups to lighter supporting headlines. In event graphics or seasonal campaigns, its form can shift with the theme—expanding, tightening, or finding just the right tension. In motion graphics, animating Kunio’s axes brings letters to life, creating morphing headlines that feel built for the screen. Even in editorial layouts, it adapts to the content, fine-tuning word shapes to balance density and breathing room.
Kunio isn’t tied to one era. Its geometry nods to Art Deco, but the adjustable design pulls it into the present and beyond. Whether you use it as a shape-shifting hero or as a versatile supporting player, it’s a typeface that gives you more than a static font ever could.