Okuda Písmo

Okuda by Neale Davidson is a free ultra-condensed sans serif with towering proportions, abrupt curves, and an assertive, tightly fitted silhouette. The narrow letters shift between slim uprights and broad black strokes.

Designers working in fashion and nightlife can use its vertical emphasis for branding and posters with a sleek, assertive voice and a hint of club signage. Magazine covers and album packaging gain the same lean, dramatic profile, linked to fashion and nightlife by the font's severe vertical geometry.

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Okuda is based on the computer lettering of the LCARS system created by Mike Okuda for Star Trek: The Next Generation.

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The font includes the full alphabet, extended punctuation, the euro symbol, and bold, italic, and bold italic styles.

Version 3.60, released 1 December 2015, included improved kerning and Mac compatibility.

Version 3.70, released 19 April 2016, included:

- Polish letters
- Normalized bounds for computer displays
- Fixes for numerous minor glyph issues
- Completely revised kerning