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Intervogue (abbreviated as ntrvg) is a meticulously crafted geometric sans-serif typeface designed by Richard Miller of Miller Type Foundry. Drawing heavy inspiration from the classic mid-century modernism of Futura, Intervogue seeks to provide a more versatile and commercially viable alternative for contemporary designers. The Black Oblique variant is particularly striking, offering a heavy weight combined with a dynamic slant that provides a sense of speed and modern sophistication.

The typeface is characterized by its mathematical precision and clean, circular forms that define the geometric genre. Unlike its predecessors, Intervogue features a more extensive range of weights and more consistent kerning, making it suitable for high-resolution digital displays and high-end print production. It is a staple for designers who require a font that feels both timeless and aggressively modern, balancing functionalist roots with 21st-century technical standards.