Noyland

The horizontal and vertical lines of this typeface open up to integrate with its diagonal angles, giving it an airy counter area and a certain toughness; meanwhile, the letter’s rounded corners soften it, allowing a gentler, friendly feel.
This font was inspired by an old entrance sign at a Tel Aviv goldsmith’s shop. Created with a milling machine, the original type was formed using a drill to engrave the letter into the iron board of the sign.
The horizontal and vertical lines of this typeface open up to integrate with its diagonal angles, giving it an airy counter area and a certain toughness; meanwhile, the letter’s rounded corners soften it, allowing a gentler, friendly feel. The grid of this typeface is based on classic print with modern interpretations.