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Layered lettering rooted in technical drawing

Plotter Display is a layering display subfamily in Nikola Djurek’s Plotter system. Letter outlines, solid and shaded fills, and halftone dot patterns evoke reprographic techniques and the visual language of hand-lettered technical drawings. Released in 2017, it belongs to a wider suite of 47 fonts.

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The broader Plotter family splits into two structural branches: one using round curves, one restricted to straight-segment approximations of curves.

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