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A ribbon in motion, rendered in type
Volina is a script typeface designed by Francesca Bolognini and Selma Losch, released in 2017. Its defining characteristic is a simulated 3D effect achieved through a thin channel of negative space running through each stroke, inspired by the movement of ribbons. The design features generous ascenders and descenders alongside elaborate capitals, and supports over 810 languages across the Latin writing system.
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Insights
- The 3D illusion is structural rather than decorative, produced by a narrow negative-space channel cut through letterform strokes.
- The typeface ships with an extensive OpenType feature set including swash capitals, alternate lowercase, initial and final swashes, titling forms, and multiple numeral styles.
- Broad multilingual Latin coverage spans over 810 languages.
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