Sukoon

The aesthetics of tranquility and clarity.

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A single letter, drawn during a moment of inner peace. No concept, no goal, just tranquility. The designer and artist Jan Gerner, known as Yanone, describes the state of deep relaxation and mental clarity he experienced in a remote forest cabin as almost sacred. In that moment, he had not created a form, but found it. It wasn’t a finished idea or full alphabet — just a feeling that would grow into a special typeface over the next ten years.

Release 2026

Jan ‘Yanone’ Gerner

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Jan ‘Yanone’ Gerner

A neon sign in Dresden was the beginning of it all. Above a former delicatessen, a cursive script stood out in typical 1970s style alongside bold block letters. It was an unusual, contradictory pairing that fascinated the young Jan Gerner, who had just returned to his hometown after nine years in Ethiopia. The contrast between these two voices became the driving force behind his career and the core of his typographic approach.

Today, he is known internationally under the name Yanone: as a type designer, developer of typographic tools, DJ, and critical thinker—all part of his identity as a multidisciplinary artist. His works, which are always emotional and personal at their heart, are characterized by a keen sense of cultural translation, visual dramaturgy and technological change.

His best-known typeface, the free Yanone Kaffeesatz, has become one of the most popular fonts worldwide over the years. His large-format mixed media installation “Sun Gate” was a stimulating highlight at various festivals from Egypt to South Africa. Nine radially arranged light axes pulsate in slow, random rhythms controlled by computer—a hypnotic, spatial experience between technology and ritual.

After studying visual communication at the Bauhaus University in Weimar, he went on to complete a Master’s Degree in Type and Media at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. There, he created Antithesis, a typeface that continues the original impulse: three radically different styles combined into a functional system of maximum contrast. This also resulted in the smallest superfamily in the world, consisting of only one font style per style. The work has received several awards, including a Certificate of Excellence from the International Society of Typographic Designers (ISTD) and a Yellow Pencil from D&AD. An accompanying dance film set new standards in the field of art and type design.

Yanone has contracted for Google, FontShop, Linotype, Bold Monday and GlyphsApp, among others. His skills extend far beyond type design: with font engineering tools such as Space Bar and Speed Punk, he has created tools that are now used in the training and practice of type designers worldwide. His work on Sukoon inspired him to create an entirely new font editor called Counterpunch, currently still work-in-progress.

After several years in Amman, Yanone now lives and works in Berlin again. The journey here—which began in front of a shop window in Dresden—was long and full of contrasts: geographical, creative, biographical. And yet it has consistently led him to where he is today: at the intersection of culture, technology and expression.

More about Jan

Fonts on Fontwerk

Sukoon

Design Contributions

Hussein Alazaat Arabic Consultancy

Hasan Abu Afash Arabic Consultancy

Lara Captan Arabic Consultancy

Samar Zureik Arabic Consultancy

Ilya Ruderman Cyrillic Consultancy

Amélie Bonet Greek Consultancy

Mastering, Production

Jan Gerner
Olli Meier

Marketing

Jan Gerner Naming, Motion Design, Specimen
Ivo Gabrowitsch Naming, Copywriting, Specimen
Manuel von Gebhardi Artwork
Jürgen Siebert Copywriting
Lucy Beckley English Translation

Design Period

2016–2026

Release History

Version 1.00: May 27, 2026

Recommended Use

Advertising & Packaging
Festive Occasions
Film & TV
Logo & Corporate Identity
Wayfinding & Signage

Formats

Static .ttf, .woff2
Variable .ttf, .woff2

Additional formats on request

Licenses

Trial Free test license
Base Includes Desktop, Web and Social Media use
Extended Larger volume, App or Logo

Additional licenses on request

Modifications, Extensions

Available on request

Variable Fonts

Included in the Family package

3 axes: weight, Kashida width, Swash width
Web file size .woff2: 429 KB

Trademarks

Sukoon™ is a trademark of Fontwerk GmbH

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