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ITC Machine

ParaType · Vladimir Yefimov · 1970

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A caps-only geometric display face originally designed for ITC in 1970 by Thomas Carnase and Ronne Bonder, built entirely from straight lines for a mechanical, high-tech aesthetic.

About

Characters are constructed solely from straight lines, producing a stark, angular quality suited to large-scale advertising and poster work. The Latin original dates to 1970, with a Cyrillic version developed in 1994 by Vladimir Yefimov with the participation of Gennady Baryshnikov. Available in two weights, Book and Bold, the family has no lowercase or italic.

Classification

Caps-only geometric sans with characters formed entirely from straight lines, giving it a mechanical, high-tech character suited to display use rather than body text.

Weights

BookBold

Languages

LatinCyrillic

Tags

geometriccaps-onlydisplayhigh-techadvertisingposterretroangular

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