Nortnoh Font

Nortnoh is a blackletter with thorns. Alit Design stretched the strokes into long, sharp spikes, so the capital N on the title card looks more like a band logo than a letter. The card sets it in hot pink on black under a pale, skull like ornament, with little blocks of text reading “Gothical typeface” and “Unique streetwear style”.

The basic alphabet is calmer than the logo. The uppercase and lowercase on the second slide are narrow, upright gothic shapes with pointed serifs, readable enough for a short line. Alit Design says the font has 862 glyphs, with alternates, ligatures and multilingual characters, which is where the wilder forms live. The free download is one TTF.

Best uses for Nortnoh

  • Metal band logos
  • Streetwear prints
  • Album and mixtape covers
  • Tattoo flash
  • Club night posters

Font pairings

Let Nortnoh be the only loud thing on the page. A tight grotesk like Archivo Narrow or Space Grotesk works for small text.

Licence & credit

The free download of Nortnoh is for personal use only. For client work, products for sale or a logo, buy a licence from Alit Design. Nortnoh is designed by Alit Design.

Nortnoh Metal Font

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Nortnoh-Font

License: Personal Use Only!
Font Type: Free
Format: TTF
Total Files: 1

Nortnoh Font: Preview Online

Nortnoh Font FAQ

How many glyphs does Nortnoh have?

Alit Design lists 862 glyphs.

Does it have lowercase?

Yes. There is a full basic lowercase set.

Who designed Nortnoh?

Alit Design.

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