Zircon is a geometric display typeface derived from a small number of modular components. Its complex forms work best at large sizes and isn’t suitable typesetting longer chunks of text at smaller sizes. Zircon began as an experiment to see if a typeface could be constructed from building blocks extracted from a complex pattern, and it has been in production for almost 3 years. Still in development, it contains a basic Latin character set, lining and oldstyle figures, and basic punctuation.