Tikal Sans was designed by Miguel Hernández and published by Latinotype. Tikal Sans contains 20 styles and family package options.
Say hi to Tikal Sans-a bloody Mayan ritual with no reading sacrifice. It’s a glyphic family of twenty weights, Mayan-inspired and designed for Text and Display sizes. The details-curved terminating strokes ended in sharp edges-are inspired by the virgula Mayan glyph that means ‘the spoken word’. Tikal is also known for being the largest city of the Mayan Classic Period and the name Lugar de Las Voces means ‘place of voices’. With a contemporary large x-height and OpenType contextual alternate letters, Tikal offers a functional look with a friendly touch. The Thin and Black weights are great performers in display sizes; the light, regular and medium weights are well suited to longer texts.
