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Riccardo Sartori

Here are some keywords you can use describing PTF Nordic:

geometric, modular, template, round, minimal, sans-serif, monolinear, bold, oval, caps-only.

18 hours ago, George Thomas said:

the /Q seems to have lost its tail; check the path direction.

 

7 hours ago, Ken Morita said:

I'm not too sure what happened to the Q.

It's a stylistic choice, or an artistic licence, if you prefer: somewhat sacrificing recognizability in order to remain inside the constrains of the design (may they be practical or stylistic). In this case, the lack of descenders.

 

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Ken Morita
On 13/10/2017 at 10:33 PM, Riccardo Sartori said:

geometric, modular, template, round, minimal, sans-serif, monolinear, bold, oval, caps-only.

What do you mean by modular and template

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Ken Morita
17 minutes ago, Riccardo Sartori said:

Modular.

Template:

146601_LRG.jpg

Thanks a lot, I see where you came from for the type having similar qualities as a stencil font

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