Posters for Frank Rühl, the most widely used Hebrew typeface in print. Created in 1908 by Rafael Frank together with printer Otto Rühl, it was built for modern printing, so readers could glide through long texts, with or without vowels. Its letterforms carry the spirit of Art Nouveau.
Back to the source: Art Nouveau.
Ornamented posters inspired by Art Nouveau posters, where decoration weaves together plants and animals. The color palette was sampled straight from an Art Nouveau artwork.
After researching and analyzing the font, I added two glyphs that running text needs: one for the end of a paragraph and a shift to a new topic, and one for the end of an article.
