If you image the entire Bless Type System as a fancy cake, BM Bless is the base dough. Sturdy yet sofisticated, but most importantly functional and without frilly bits, it can be used for a plethora of display applications. Available as a static file, containing regular glyph outlines. 

If BM Bless is like the base dough, the BM Bless OO Var represents cherries, icing and chantilly. It's available as a variable font, with 9 ornament and one "stretch" axis, and it is missing the regular glyph outlines. As decoration, it was intended to be uses on to of BM Bless, but using it by itself might open doors to completely unexpected aesthetics. 

When you finaly assemble your cake, putting the cherries and icing onto your base dough, the cake is complete. BM Bless Var is the fully mounted type system in all its glory, offering the user ornate letters with an enormous breadth of customisation. Available as a variable font, with both ornaments and glyph outlines. 

Each static font, as well as the variable files, contain fallback shapes. These are the black outlines that are used in a traditional digital font. If you see these shapes, and the colour axes aren’t responding on input, this means you are using the font in an environment that doesn’t support COLRv1. These fallback shapes are not intended for regular typographic use.

Activate the ORNM feature to swap the Bullet glpyh against a selection of ornaments, which could be used, for example, as border elements.