Sans Normal Utlih 1 is a regular weight, narrow, medium contrast, italic, normal x-height font.
Keywords: headlines, subheads, branding, posters, magazines, editorial, modernist, dynamic, clean, technical, emphasis, space saving, modern tone, editorial voice, oblique, condensed, crisp, angular, open counters.
A slanted, condensed sans with clean, tapering strokes and subtly modulated curves. The letterforms are built from narrow ovals and sharp joins, with a consistent forward lean and a crisp, print-like edge. Curves are smooth and fairly tight (notably in C, G, O, and e), while diagonals and terminals stay pointed and economical, giving the design a brisk rhythm. Numerals follow the same compressed, oblique construction, maintaining a cohesive color and spacing across the set.
Best suited to headlines and subheads where a compact, energetic italic voice is needed, especially in editorial layouts and contemporary branding. Its condensed footprint helps in tight horizontal spaces, and the crisp, modern forms can also work well for posters, cover lines, and short bursts of emphasis within a typographic system.
The overall tone reads contemporary and disciplined, with a sense of motion from the pronounced slant and narrow proportions. It feels editorial and purposeful rather than playful, balancing refinement with a slightly technical, performance-oriented edge.
Likely designed as a modern italic companion with a condensed stance, aiming to deliver speed, emphasis, and space efficiency without resorting to decorative flourishes. The consistent slant and controlled modulation suggest an intention to stay clean and readable while providing a distinct, editorial-forward character.
A tall overall feel and condensed bowls create strong vertical emphasis. The shapes favor clear, open apertures and straightforward construction, helping the font keep definition in continuous text while still looking distinctive in display sizes.