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Lobular

Tunera · Ariel Martín Pérez

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Lobular specimen from Tunera

An experimental display typeface by Ariel Martín Pérez built around bulbous, biomorphic letterforms that evoke kidney cross-sections and graffiti bubble letters.

About

Designed by Ariel Martín Pérez and released under the SIL Open Font License, Lobular draws its forms from biological cross-sections and urban bubble lettering, creating dense dark masses on the page where light is caught inside the counters. Flat inktraps serve a purely structural role, defining the counters rather than compensating for ink spread in print. The design is the product of resolving topological constraints, keeping curves and gaps consistent, and at times using those constraints as a prompt for experimental letterforms.

Classification

Lobular is a display typeface with organic, bulbous letterforms inspired by biological cross-sections and graffiti bubble letters, with flat inktraps used as structural drawing tools rather than functional print aids.

Weights

Regular

Languages

Latin

Tags

experimentaldisplayorganicbubblegraffitigeometricfreeopen-source