Queenie by Edgar Capula

Queenie is a playful and optimistic variable display typeface, born from the vibrant, warm spirit of psychedelic graphics reimagined for contemporary design. Its rhythmic strokes and subtly slanted stems echo the energy of 1960s posters and vinyl records, where it draws much of its inspiration. Defined by reverse contrast, fluid shapes, and bold curves, the family carries a distinctly groovy rhythm that gives the letters a lively and unmistakable personality. At its core, Queenie embraces movement — there are virtually no straight lines in the entire typeface.

The family includes 9 weights ranging from Thin to Ultra, plus a variable version. It also features more than 500 glyphs, including multiple numeral sets, stylistic alternates, ligatures, symbols, dingbats, and extensive OpenType features.

Designed to shine in headlines and large-scale compositions, Queenie thrives in expressive layouts while remaining surprisingly effective in short texts, especially in the intermediate lowercase weights. Inspired by lettering and music culture, Queenie is ready to turn up the volume on projects such as record covers, editorial design, packaging, branding, logos, posters, and more. It invites designers to have fun and embrace the curve.