Sandoll Witch is a wedge-serif, display font inspired by English font in the 1850s.

Sandoll Witch starts with a question. What should We do to instill diversity in Sandoll fonts? Sandoll found the answer in the font classification. The Vox Type Classification was applied to all Korean fonts in Sandoll to combine the formative elements that had previously been underutilized.

That's how Sandoll Witch was born. The sharp and thick wedge serif, which was mainly used in English typefaces in the 1850s, was introduced to reveal both sharpness and volume. It also created a strong and experimental impression of Sandoll Witch by creating a high&low on the text and emphasizing stroke contrast.

The formative method was also new because it was developed for a unique purpose. The vertical serifs in English T and L were applied to the horizontal strokes of Korean graphemes such as ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄹ, ㅈ to create an emphasis point at the beginning of the stroke, and a shape corresponding to this was added in the part of forming Korean graphemes

Special symbols such as White Index, which resembles a witch, and Dagger, double the mysterious atmosphere of Sandoll Witch.

Create the unique atmosphere of your work with a witch wrapped in thorn bushes.