https://www.fontsinuse.com/typefaces/212025/ll-plot LL Plot in use. “LL Plot is best described as a typographic ready-made. Cornel Windlin came across it while directing the graphic identity and communication during Christoph Marthaler’s tenure at Schauspielhaus Zürich in 2000/01. Fascinated by the illogical and oddly inconsistent lettershapes found on stage-set building plans, he inquired within the workshops. The actual source was a wildly obscure default font pre-installed on the in-house plotter, probably the remnant of a primitive single-stroke design used on pen-plotters which ran on MS Windows. Windlin extracted the font, converted it and edited it to suit his purpose, while adding a slightly heavier weight and a second style with condensed proportions. He prominently used them on a poster campaign and in the second season preview book, before they were put to rest on the back-up cartridges when Windlin left the theatre later that year. The Plot fonts had never been published on Lineto, but two decades later, Pablo Desportes discovered them while browsing through some of Windlin’s Schauspielhaus designs from the era. He suggested a redevelopment project, focussing on technical adjustments and expansion of the glyph set, which also demanded a number of formal corrections and refinements that were completed in collaboration with Luca Pellegrini. LL Plot now comes in two weights and carries both Latin and Cyrillic character sets.” [Lineto] en Copyright 2026 , FontsInUse.com LLC Tue, 16 Jun 2026 03:09:05 +0000 Tue, 16 Jun 2026 03:09:05 +0000 3600