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Hierba

C-Type · Carmen Nácher · 2025

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displayArt Nouveau display
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A 2025 redesign of Otto Weisert's Arnold Böcklin (1904), modernising the original's Art Nouveau letterforms while preserving their organic, nature-inspired character in a single bold weight.

About

Carmen Nácher's Hierba takes the Arnold Böcklin typeface as its starting point and refines it for contemporary use, retaining the flowing, botanical sensibility of the 1904 original without wholesale imitation. The name – Spanish for grass – reflects the Art Nouveau movement's central preoccupation with natural forms. A single Regular weight covers 223 glyphs across a broad range of Latin-based languages.

Classification

A display typeface rooted in the Art Nouveau tradition, directly redesigning Otto Weisert's Arnold Böcklin (1904). Its organic, nature-inspired letterforms with decorative flourishes place it firmly in the display category.

Weights

Regular

Languages

AfrikaansAlbanianAsuBasqueBembaBenaBretonCatalanChigaCornishDanishDutchEnglishFaroeseFilipinoFrenchFriulianGalicianGermanGusiiIcelandicIndonesianIrishItalianKabuverdianuKalenjinKinyarwandaLuoLuxembourgishLuyiaMachameMakhuwa-MeettoMakondeMalagasyManxMorisyenNorth NdebeleNorwegian BokmålNorwegian NynorskNyankoleOromoPortugueseQuechuaRomanshRomboRundiRwaSamburuSangoSanguScottish GaelicSenaShambalaShonaSogaSomaliSpanishSwahiliSwedishSwiss GermanTaitaTesoUzbek (Latin)VunjoWelshWestern FrisianZulu

Tags

art-nouveaudisplayrevivalorganicdecorativeboldnaturesingle-weight