A decorative display typeface reviving André Pless's Lucky (1972), offered in three widths via a variable font and suited to packaging, posters and album covers.
About
Rooted in André Pless's Lucky typeface, which was designed for the 1972 Mecanorma Permanent Type Contest and later issued as Letterpress transfer sheets, Lunatique brings the design into digital use across three widths: Regular, Expanded and Ultra Expanded. A variable font covers the full width range, and a handful of stylistic alternates add flexibility. The family is best deployed at display sizes for work requiring a vintage sensibility.
Classification
A highly decorative display typeface with vintage character, available in three widths. Inspired by a 1972 Mecanorma competition entry, it sits firmly in the decorative/display category with no text-setting intent.