Vixa is a display font created as an experiment in mixing contrast, elegance, and something a bit… strange. I wanted it to feel alive—almost like it’s morphing while you read it. It blends inspiration from Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and a bunch of fantasy/creature-like aesthetics I kept seeing in my head.
The result is a high-contrast serif font with weird cuts, unexpected curves, and a slightly off-balance vibe that (hopefully) feels unique. It works best at large sizes—titles, posters, logos, anything that wants attention.
I made this font because I love when letters look like characters—like they belong in their own little world. There's also a medieval-fantasy twist to it, which you’ll notice especially in the pangram and the custom glyphs.
It includes uppercase, lowercase, numbers, punctuation, and a few funky ligatures.
