Lanze: a new variable condensed sans-serif by Dmitry Grenev and Rodion Ilyukhin.

Lanze is a very sharp, but also humanistic in it’s nature condensed sans serif with two variable axis: contrast and weight. The four styles - Pike, Spear, Scythe and Halberd - are named after medieval weapons, and their sharp geometry and contrasting shapes make the typeface particularly effective for the music industry, film, fashion and tech startups.

Lanze is based on a balance between structural clarity and humanistic plasticity. The variable font file allows for a wide range of styles, from neutral to extremely contrast, giving designers a flexible tool for both web and large format work.

More detailed text about the development process: 
https://thelpm.co/all-fonts/lanze.

Lanze is distributed under the SIL Open Font License.

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