Swiss styling collides with the unexpected construction and wonky imperfectionism of 20th-century American wood type in Lucas Sharp’s monument to Adrian Frutiger: Sharp Grotesk. With its exuberant personality, ink traps, and an incredible range of moods, Sharp Grotesk is a brand new and uniquely American perspective on the genre of the multi-width neo-grotesk. Originally beginning as hand-drawn poster lettering in 2011, Sharp Grotesk eventually grew to encompass a massive range of 21 widths in 7 weights of roman & italic, for a total of 294 fonts. Now including 21-25 widths for italics!