Toy Box is a modular typeface built from a small set of interchangeable pieces — rounded rectangles, arches, and circles that slot together to form a full alphabet.
The HOLE variable axis controls how hollow or solid the circular cutouts appear, letting you dial between a bold, chunky feel and something more open and airy.
drag to move pieces. double tap to reset
Fix my box with five dozen quartz jagged Lego
Fix my box with five dozen quartz
Shrink the holes down and you've got something bold and heavy. Open them right up and suddenly it's meccano, a neon sign, a toy waiting to be assembled. That whole range lives in one slider. The counters aren't just part of the design, they are the design. :)
Geometry can be a bit of a liar. A circle sitting on the same baseline as a rectangle will always look like it's floating, so rounds overshoot, flat edges hold the line. What reads as even is actually a bunch of tiny white lies working really hard underneath. Lovely stuff.
