Linotype Nordica™ Font Family

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Swedish designer Lutz Baar creates noteworthy and well-rounded typefaces with a modern and contemporary vibe. More about the fonts: Linotype Atlantis™ Atlantis is classified as a European sans serif. In comparison to its American cousins, which display the heavier influence of an antiqua, the European version usually have strictly constructed forms. Those of Atlantis are based on the geometric forms of the circle, square and rectangle. The a is rather stout and the g has an open descender, [...]

Swedish designer Lutz Baar created the following fonts: Linotype Atlantis™ (1999), Balder™ (1994), Linotype Feltpen™ (1997), Linotype Kaliber™ (1999), Linotype Nordica™ (1997), Linotype Ordinar™ (1999), Linotype Pisa™ (1997). Balder, Linotype Feltpen and Linotype Nordica are integrated in the TakeType No. 2.1. Linotype Atlantis, Linotype Kaliber and Linotype Ordinar are included in the TakeType No. 3.1. Please take a look at the personal designer portrait of Lutz Baar.

Font Designer: Lutz Baar Linotype Nordica™, by the Swedish designer Lutz Baar, has a truly hand-crafted feeling. The tall and narrow letters are rough and individualistic with a rustic flair. They evoke imagery from cut paper in scrapbooks to coarsely carved wooden signs. Use Nordica for your titles and headlines at large sizes to get a funky hand-made quality. Or try using it for short bits of text at smaller sizes to create a lively and idiosyncratic texture.

Nordica, by the Swedish designer Lutz Baar, has a truly hand-crafted feeling. The tall and narrow letters are rough and individualistic with a rustic flair. They evoke imagery from cut paper in scrapbooks to coarsely carved wooden signs. Use Nordica for your titles and headlines at large sizes to get a funky hand-made quality. Or try using it for short bits of text at smaller sizes to create a lively and idiosyncratic texture.