LD_AK Typeface
6TM Magazine · Lundqvist & Dallyn
A geometric variable display face from Lundqvist & Dallyn, built around a distinctive corner-junction construction that gives each glyph an angular, rhythmically consistent character.
About
LD_AK is defined by its corner connectors: stroke junctions meet at a point rather than aligning vertically or horizontally, then link through the glyph's centre to produce a consistent visual rhythm. The variable axis runs from compressed to extended bold, giving it useful range for headline work. At 110 glyphs it covers letters, diacritics, numerals, punctuation and arrows, with OTF, TTF and web font formats available.
Classification
Variable display typeface defined by angular corner junctions that replace conventional curved or straight stroke joins. Characters flow rhythmically through these centre-linked corners. Compressed-to-extended bold range via variable axis. Small glyph count (110) confirms it is purpose-built for display, not text.