Bold headlines demand a typeface with genuine presence. Gord Qucik, designed by Sigit Dwipa Raharjo for Nirmana Visual, steps into that demanding role with multilingual capability that extends across 285+ Latin-based languages. This breadth of language support sets it apart from many display fonts, making it immediately practical for projects that cross regional and linguistic boundaries. Global campaigns and regional work alike benefit from having this kind of coverage baked into a single typeface, which simplifies your production workflow across different markets.

The real and lasting power of a display typeface shows up across different scales and contexts. Consider using it for international poster campaigns where one font needs to work across multiple territories, or magazine publication mastheads that demand visual hierarchy and stopping power. Podcast artwork headers, event promotional graphics, and product packaging that needs to announce itself from the shelf all benefit from a display face engineered to perform at size. With the Regular weight keeping everything grounded and readable even when scaled dramatically up, you maintain the visual weight headline work demands without compromise.

This suits brands and projects requiring strong multilingual display headlines. Free demo here for personal use, full commercial version on Creative Fabrica.