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Lumen Typeface

6TM Magazine · Valentin Normand

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Lumen Typeface specimen from 6TM Magazine

A single-weight geometric display face by Valentin Normand, structured around photovoltaic panel geometry for science and space-facing projects.

About

Lumen is a geometric display typeface built around the visual logic of photovoltaic panels. Upper and lowercase share a fixed x-height, and the letterforms are organised along three axes to create a grid-like regularity. With 292 glyphs including diacritics, symbols and mathematical characters, it is aimed squarely at science, research and future-oriented branding.

Classification

Single-weight geometric display drawn from photovoltaic panel patterns. A fixed x-height is shared between upper and lowercase; forms are organised around three axes to produce an orderly, rhythmic grid structure. Strong contrast between glyphs gives it a stable, technical presence.

Weights

Regular

Languages

Latin Extended

Tags

geometricdisplaytechnicalsciencefuturisticspacegridsingle-weightindie