Process
The development of these typefaces began with research into historical typography and natural forms. Omaja was inspired by traditional Slavic Cyrillic letterforms, reinterpreted through a contemporary Latin typeface, while Nesrin drew inspiration from organic shapes found in nature. Each font was carefully hand-drawn and refined to create distinctive letterforms that balance readability, visual character, and typographic expression. The result is a collection of custom typefaces that combine cultural influences, craftsmanship, and modern typography.
Result
The final typefaces, Omaja and Nesrin, combine tradition, nature, and modern design into decorative, expressive fonts. Both have distinct personalities that give text a unique feel: Omaja blends Slavic heritage with contemporary Latin forms, while Nesrin reflects organic elegance and subtle imperfection. Designed in multiple weights, they work as eye-catching fonts for branding, editorial, or decorative use, offering a balance between readability, personality, and aesthetic appeal.
