Noad Sans

Noad Sans

Noad Sans

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Noad Sans

Noad Sans is a grunge sans serif font family with visualized Beziers. Backed by a sturdy, sans serif structure in the Swiss typographic tradition, it features closed apertures and straightforward letterforms, providing a strong foundation for its unique visual features. This balance of innovation and tradition makes Noad Sans an intriguing and versatile option for modern typographers.

The defining characteristic of Noad Sans is its visualized nodes, which intentionally highlight the control points of Bézier curves in each font style. These nodes form a rhythmic pattern in titles and larger text bodies, making Noad Sans an exceptional display typeface. In smaller sizes, the sans serif characteristics take prominence, accompanied by a subtle visual fuzz created by the nodes, heightening its unique grunge aesthetic.

Noad Sans offers six styles and a Variable Font, enabling users to adjust node size and slant angle for a personalized touch. With a broad character set of over 570 glyphs, including punctuation, symbols, and special characters, it supports numerous Latin-based languages. Its OpenType features, such as Case-Sensitive Punctuation, Stylistic Alternates, Ligatures, and Fractions, further enhance its versatility. Ideal for web development, graphic design, and even design fields like 3D and NFTs, Noad Sans is an experimental font choice for creative projects, blending the essence of a Swiss-style sans serif with bold, experimental innovation.

Styles

6 Fonts

Characters

570+

Released

2022

Updated

2022

Designers

Eugene Tantsurin, Anna Remm

Version

1.01

Supported Languages

Supported Languages

Supported Languages

OpenType Features

OpenType Features

OpenType Features

Noad Sans
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Type Family

Mini

Mini

Mini Italic

Mini Italic

Regular

Regular

Regular Italic

Regular Italic

Extra

Extra

Extra Italic

Extra Italic

Type Testers

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Straightaways

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Straightaways

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Straightaways

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Characteristic

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Thunderheads

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Thunderheads

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Thunderheads

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The rise of grunge in the early 1990s brought alternative rock to the forefront of mainstream culture. With its sound and attitude, grunge became a voice for those who felt disconnected from the culture of the 1980s.

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The rise of grunge in the early 1990s brought alternative rock to the forefront of mainstream culture. With its sound and attitude, grunge became a voice for those who felt disconnected from the culture of the 1980s.

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It reflected the ethos of nonconformity and independency. Grunge music’s themes of disillusionment and self-reflection struck a chord with listeners who felt alienated by the mainstream’s materialism.

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It reflected the ethos of nonconformity and independency. Grunge music’s themes of disillusionment and self-reflection struck a chord with listeners who felt alienated by the mainstream’s materialism.

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In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the Pacific Northwest became the cradle of grunge rock, a raw fusion of punk, metal, and indie sensibilities. Bands like Nirvana and Soundgarden emerged from a thriving underground scene of garage bands, small venues, and independent labels, creating music that was unpolished, emotionally direct, and shaped by the region’s rainy, introspective atmosphere. Stripped-down instrumentation, distortion, and angsty lyrics reflected youthful frustration and a DIY ethos, often recorded on limited budgets in basements or local studios. Garage bands fostered community and experimentation, blurring punk aggression with melodic grunge. This localized movement gained national attention, influencing alternative rock while retaining a sense of authenticity rooted in the Pacific Northwest’s independent music culture. The legacy of grunge and these garage bands continues to inspire musicians, preserving the spirit of raw expression and unrefined creativity that defined the era.

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• Full Family includes all styles plus the Variable Font.
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