Yellow River (1 font)

Modern pi fonts are a revival of the print tradition of polytypes on the modern digital level. The proposed font contains more than 600 glyphs drawings based on the culture and art of the Far East and Southeast Asia: landscapes, statures, animals, plants, typical objects and dishes. The composition also includes Chinese and European figures of various widths, which, together with brackets, allow you to add numbers in a frame that look like stamps. There are a number of natural and artificial textures and traditional ornaments assembling into endless decorative patterns. Also in the font there are signs of the eastern horoscope, trigrams, examples of scripts and architectural monuments of different countries of the region. All this contributes to the universal use of the font for the design of any products of the relevant subject: calendars, horoscopes, books, magazines, guides, menus, posters, textiles, interiors etc. The typeface was designed by Victor Kharik in 2019.