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LDN Penrose specimen from London Type Foundry

A grid-based modular display family of eight alphanumeric fonts sharing identical metrics but each applying distinct fill and corner treatments across the grid, designed by Paul Harpin in homage to the Penrose lineage.

About

Each of the eight fonts in the family explores a different visual expression of the same underlying grid structure, with variants ranging from dots and squares to stencil cuts and corner treatments. A ninth bonus font supplies additional background grid patterns. The family takes its name from the Penrose family of artists, mathematicians and physicists, as well as the influential Penrose Annuals published by Lund Humphries.

Classification

A strictly grid-based modular display family where each variant applies a unique treatment of fills, corners and dot patterns to a shared skeletal grid, placing it firmly in the geometric/modular display category.

Weights

Regular

Family

LDN Penrose RegularLDN Penrose StencilLDN Penrose SquaresLDN Penrose Squares CornersLDN Penrose MixedLDN Penrose CornersLDN Penrose Small DotsLDN Penrose Big DotsLDN Penrose GridsLDN Penrose Volume

Languages

Latin

Tags

geometricmodulargriddisplayexperimentaldecorativesystemalphanumeric