Pelikan is an unpolished sans with a special unicase feature baked inside, which lets designers extend all letters — big or small — to the same height. Modernists in the 1920s waged a 'fight against capital letters,' writing all their messages strictly in lowercase characters. In the '70s, the search for an 'egalitarian' type treatment continued, leading designers to the short-lived concept of the unicase. Pelikan throws a same height party for the 21st Century with its raw and blunt yet approachable feel. Its unusually large x-height gives it a confident stance and presence. Unicase 1 is uppercase heavy, with only a few lowercase letterforms sprinkled in. Unicase 2 is jumbled and playful, a happy mismatch of uppercase and lowercase forms of the same height.