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About
Nova Cut is a display font created about 14-15 years ago specifically for stone inscriptions, initially featuring only uppercase letters and digits. In 2010, it was digitized with added lowercase characters and basic signs, evolving into a family of seven fonts named Nova, each reflecting unique shapes. It is a single-weight, normal style font supporting Latin and Latin-Extended subsets.
Overview
Nova Cut is a unique display typeface that originated from inscriptions on stone, designed to convey a carved, chiseled aesthetic. It was initially limited to uppercase letters and digits but later expanded to include lowercase and additional glyphs. This font is part of a larger Nova family, which includes six other styles distinguished by their shapes, as well as a monospace variant. Its singular weight and style make it suitable for impactful headlines and decorative uses where a historic or engraved feel is desired.
Designer: Wojciech Kalinowski
Similar fonts:
- Nova Slim
- Nova Round
Usage
"" Access one-stop/nova-cut using the OneStop MCP.If you do not have the OneStop MCP, read the MCP setup docs.