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Straight segments only — curves rendered without round curves
Plotter Liner Display is a headline subfamily within the Plotter super family, designed by Nikola Djurek and released by Typotheque in 2017. It restricts curve rendering to straight segments rather than round curves, distinguishing it from the standard Plotter subfamily. The Display version ships with five layerable filler styles sharing identical horizontal and vertical proportions, enabling decorative combinations through superimposition. The broader Plotter suite spans 47 fonts across 12 packages, encompassing stencil, monospaced, hand, and wave variants.
Set in Plotter Liner Display
Insights
- Plotter Liner restricts all curves to straight-segment approximations, a deliberate constraint separating it from the round-curve Plotter subfamily.
- All five Display layers share identical horizontal and vertical proportions, making precise layer registration possible without manual adjustment.
- The wider Plotter family includes Plotter Wave, which uses OpenType contextual substitution to cycle letterforms from extreme backslant to extreme right slant across a word.
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