Truetypewriter PolyglOTT Písmo

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Truetypewriter PolyglOTT Sergey Beatoff TrueTypeFreeware

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TTWPGOTT.ttf

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Poznámka autora

Truetypewriter PolyglOTT by Sergey Beatoff, also known as Sam_T, is a free eroded old-school typewriter font with blunt slab serifs and uneven ink coverage. Its tall letters retain the mechanical skeleton of office typing, but their chipped edges make every line look heavily used. The wear is coarse and irregular.

Crime stories and archival themes are its clearest territory, especially on book covers, theater posters, and record packaging that benefit from a battered document look. In game graphics and event ephemera, the lettering can become a stamped evidence mark or photocopied texture rather than ordinary text.

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Rodina písma

Truetypewriter PolyglOTT

Podrodina písma

Regular

Jednoznačné označení podrodiny

S&M(T&D)Soft:TrueTypeWriter:version 2.39

Celý název písma

Truetypewriter PolyglOTT

Verze tabulky názvu

Version 2.39

Postscriptový název písma

TruetypewriterPolyglOTT

Designer

Sergey Beatoff a.k.a. Sam_T

Popis

Truetypewriter PolyglOTT font software is designed to simulate a text typed on a standard typewriter. In contrast with other analogical fonts Truetypewriter PolyglOTT was made not as a decorative typeface imitating an "old", "broken", "dirty" and so on... typewriter. It was also not a goal to create an ideally correct typeface, but to reach maximum reality of the text appearance both on the screen and printed on paper. Besides, Truetypewriter PolyglOTT has a multilingual support and also includes a lot of archaic characters, thus allowing to print texts even in the languages for which there have never existed typewriters.
All the glyphs are either made manually (mostly) or based on scanned typewritten letters images. However, they are individually accurately edited in order to find a sensible compromise between the glyphs highly detailed elaboration and minimizing of the control points number. This helps to make a relatively small file size, at the same time preserving highly detailed elaboration.
It is recommended to use font size between 20 and 22 in order to simulate typically standard second half of the XX century typewritten characters.