Display Typeface for Bulgarian Cultural Heritage
Thematically rooted in Bulgaria's Day of the Slavonic Alphabet
Drumnik is a display serif family released by Fontfabric (June 9, 2022), drawing on the hand-lettered scripts of Bulgarian bookbinder Stopan. The family was designed by Plamen Motev, Stefan Yatanski, and Mirela Belcheva, blending Slavic calligraphic forms with digital type construction. The design is thematically framed around Bulgaria's Day of the Slavonic Alphabet. It ships in two styles—Clean and Textured—covering Extended Latin and Cyrillic with over 640 glyphs.
Set in Drumnik
Insights
- The two-style structure offers a clean version and a textured version as distinct options within the same family.
- Double-story ligatures are listed as a named OpenType feature, suggesting calligraphic join logic beyond standard Latin ligature sets.
- Cyrillic coverage reflects the script's direct relevance to the typeface's cultural and calligraphic source material.
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