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BBB Palissandre

Typothèque Bye Bye Binary · Eugénie Bidaut · 2026

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displayBlackletter-influenced display
BBB Palissandre specimen from Typothèque Bye Bye Binary

A 2026 post-binary revival of Rudolph Koch's Neuland (1923), redrawn by Eugénie Bidaut under the Typothèque Bye Bye Binary project.

About

Drawing directly from Koch's hand-carved 1923 original, BBB Palissandre inherits Neuland's irregular, chisel-cut strokes and blocky display character. Reframed through a post-binary lens, the revival is part of the Typothèque Bye Bye Binary's broader effort to reconsider type design through non-binary and genderfluid perspectives. Currently available in a single Regular weight.

Classification

A post-binary revival of Rudolph Koch's Neuland (1923), a hand-carved display typeface with blackletter roots and geometric block forms. The revival inherits Neuland's chisel-cut aesthetic and irregular stroke character, placing it firmly in the display category.

Weights

Regular

Languages

Latin

Tags

revivalneulanddisplaypost-binaryhandcarveddecorativeexperimentalqueer