Tlatoani Sans is a display typeface that combines the language of a sans serif with a strong graphic personality rooted in Mexican culture and visual tradition. Its name refers to the Nahuatl term “tlatoani,” used to designate a ruler or lord among the Nahua peoples. The typeface stands out for its expressive character and is designed primarily for use in headlines, posters, branding, and other applications where the typeface can serve as a prominent visual element.
Awards and Recognition
2010
Bienal de Tipografía Latinoamericana. Selección
Tipografía para títulos
Tipografía para títulos