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Linotype Invasion™ Font Family

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Linotype Invasion™ Harold (TakeType Collection)
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Linotype Invasion™ Rex (TakeType Collection)
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Linotype Invasion™ Wilhelm (TakeType Collection)
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Linotype Invasion™ Animals (TakeType Collection)
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Linotype Invasion Complete Family Pack (TakeType Collection)
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Grafik-Designer AGD Stuttgarter Straße 128 71522 Backnang Telefon (0 71 91) 6 31 11 Fax (0 71 91) 8 60 83 E-mail: h.g.bomm@t-online.de Geboren 1948 in Backnang, Baden-Württemberg 1972–1975 Studium am Institut für Buchgestaltung der Staatlichen Akademie der Bildenen Künste Stuttgart bei Walter Brudi, Kurt Weidemann, Günter Jacki. Seit 1975 eigenes Grafik-Design Studio in Backnang. Please take a look at a digital exhibition of works of Hellmut G. Bomm and at his personal [...]
Font Designer: Hellmut G. Bomm, 2002 Hellmut G. Bomm about Linotype Invasion™: "In 1067, William, Duke of Normandy, set off with a massive fleet to England to claim the crown that was promised him. His victory over his foe Harald in the Battle of Hastings made him king of England and he went into the history books as William the Conqueror. The famous rug of Bayeux (La Tapisserie de Bayeux) from the 11th century tells of the battles of William the Conqueror in its pictures and [...]

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Designer: Hellmut G. Bomm, 2002
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German designer Hellmut G. Bomm developed the Linotype Invasion family of fonts in 2002. The three text faces in the family, Linotype Invasion Harold, Linotype Invasion Wilhelm, and Linotype Invasion Rex, were all inspired by styles of lettering found in the Bayeux Tapestry. Created sometime during the late 11th Century, the Bayeux Tapestry tells the story of William the Conqueror's successful invasion of England, and victory over King Harold at the Battle of Hastings in 1066. The Linotype Invasion font family is faithful both to late Romanesque lettering styles, as well as to the appearance of letters stitched into cloth. This is the perfect font family for any English history buff, medieval buff, art history buff, typography buff¿ maybe just about anybody! The fonts work best in display settings. Perhaps you should try stitching them into cloth yourself for an extra authentic look.
An interesting companion face to any of the three Linotype Invasion fonts is Bomm's matching symbol font, the Linotype Invasion Animals. The pictograms in this font depict the mythical, medieval animals (and a few people!) that can be found interacting along the borders of the Bayeux tapestry.
All fonts in the Linotype Invasion family, including Linotype Invasion Animals, are part of the Take Type 4 collection, available through the Linotype GmbH.

Linotype Invasion is a trademark of Linotype GmbH and may be registered in certain jurisdictions.

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Última edición: 2006-02-20