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The most flamboyant of Natasha Lucas's three modular faces for MuirMcNeil, with fat quarter circles curling into sharp, crescent-shaped hooks.
About
Orca is one of three single-style display faces Natasha Lucas drew with MuirMcNeil, alongside Minke and Beluga. Its letters are pieced together from heavy arcs and bars on a strict geometric grid, and the arcs taper into pointed crescents that cut white shapes back into the black. It is a headline face for posters and identities rather than text, and it layers well with its two siblings.
Classification
Orca is a single-style modular display face built from quarter circles and straight bars, its curves swelling into tapering, horn-like hooks that play solid shapes against the voids between them.
Weights
Regular
Languages
Latin
Tags
modulargeometricdisplaycurvedpositive-negativeexperimentalheavy