Shadow Tiry 9 is a very light, wide, medium contrast, upright, normal x-height font.
Keywords: headlines, logotypes, posters, packaging, editorial, futuristic, minimal, art deco, high fashion, technical, display impact, modern elegance, geometric precision, decorative detail, branding, inline, monoline, geometric, chiselled, cutout.
A very thin, monoline display face built from crisp geometric strokes and large, open counters. Letterforms mix straight segments with clean circular arcs, then interrupt them with deliberate gaps and small cut-in notches that read as inline cutouts rather than full strokes. Curves are drawn as near-perfect circles with terminals that often stop short, while verticals and horizontals stay rigid and planar, producing a precise, drafted rhythm. In text, the repeated breaks and interior trims create a consistent light “shadowed”/offset impression without adding weight, keeping the overall color airy and high-contrast against the page.
Best suited for headlines, large editorial titling, brand marks, and packaging where its airy cutouts and shadow-like detailing can be appreciated. It can work as a short-text accent in UI or motion graphics, but performs most confidently at display sizes rather than long passages.
The cutout construction and precise geometry convey a sleek, futuristic tone with a subtle Art Deco elegance. It feels fashion-forward and architectural, leaning more toward refined display styling than utilitarian readability.
Likely intended as a lightweight display font that achieves visual intrigue through subtraction—gaps, notches, and offset-like interior detailing—rather than heavier stroke modulation. The design prioritizes a modern, crafted silhouette that stays elegant and spacious while adding a distinctive shadowed character.
Spacing appears intentionally generous to protect the delicate strokes, and the open construction becomes more pronounced at smaller sizes where the gaps and trims start to dominate the forms. Numerals and capitals particularly emphasize circular bowls and sharp, angled joins, reinforcing the engineered look.