A geometric decorative display typeface originally designed in 2000, with Cyrillic support added in 2005, intended for advertising and poster typography.
About
Designed by Vladimir Pavlikov, Flox constructs its alphabet from vivid geometric shapes, giving it a distinctly decorative character suited to high-impact display contexts. The family is limited to two weights and covers both Latin and Cyrillic scripts. Its informal, poster-oriented personality makes it appropriate for magazine headlines, advertising, and screen display.
Classification
A decorative display typeface built from geometric shapes, designed explicitly for advertising and poster use rather than continuous text. Its decorative character and geometric construction place it firmly in the display category.
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