I just waited for him to try me instead of trying to force things
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Polka, a font that dances across the page with whimsy and charm, adds a touch of lightheartedness to any project. With its round and bubbly letterforms, Polka exudes a joyful and carefree vibe, making it perfect for designs aimed at capturing the spirit of celebration. Whether used in party invitations, greeting cards, or children's books, this font brings a smile to readers' faces. Its playful nature allows for endless creative possibilities, inviting designers to infuse their work with a sense of fun and playfulness. Embrace the delightful spirit of Polka and let your imagination twirl with its cheerful grace.
Battlefield
Hay
Eyebrow
Parade
Import
Field
Navy
Forward
Inflation
Wind
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Polka is a re-interpretation of a character designed by Estonian typographer Villu Toots in 1972. It was found in a book he published called “Kirjakunsti abc” (meaning “Calligraphy abc ”) part of a collection of sereval type specimen. The font was described by the author like this: “Because of the contrast in the letters, it resembles an antique. Suitable for advertising and propaganda tools and for use in consumer graphics”. This alphabet is also very close to Eugene Nerdinger’s grotesque typeface and seems to be a proper revival of the German designer's font as Nerdinger version is older. Toots developed several weight for this font, taking liberties and accentuating certain elements of identity in relation to Nerdinger's versions. Polka is even bolder than Villu Toots's boldest version, keeping some irregularities within the weight distribution and proportions. The x-height is voluntary pretty big, that’s how I like to use it, with a very small leading and spacing to make the silhouette of the text very compact and bold.
Character set: Latin extended
File formats delivered: OTF, TTF, WOFF, WOFF2
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