Stenciletta by Joachim Müller-Lancé is a mono-linear type design with bridges (the little gaps) placed where thinner lines would otherwise be. Evoking an air of mechanical engineering, construction, and cargo shipping, the distinctive slanted bridges of Stenciletta are parallel to the downstrokes, lending an interesting consistent texture somewhat like diagonal stripes.

Embracing the endearing aesthetic of having been created by engineers, like many early signage alphabets were, Stenciletta is constructed strictly from circles and straights in a limited set of angles on a square grid, without overshoot.

The Stenciletta family includes Regular and Bold weights with two-color and solid versions of both weights (eight fonts total).