Dotted Ink Font
6TM Magazine · Iuliia Mazur (Softulka)
A single-weight display typeface that reimagines medieval calligraphy through dotted structures and circular geometry, suited to atmospheric headlines and fantasy branding.
About
Dotted Ink draws on illuminated manuscript traditions and translates them into a system of dots, circular motifs and procedural geometry. Designed by Iuliia Mazur under the Softulka name, it blends historical lettering with digital experimentation. The 192-glyph set covers Latin diacritics, making it workable across Western European languages for editorial, packaging and identity work where ornament is the point.
Classification
Display typeface with medieval calligraphy roots, reimagined through dotted structures and circular geometry rather than traditional pen strokes. Single-weight release with a strong novelty character; adjacent to the blackletter tradition in inspiration but constructed via dots and procedural-inspired forms.