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The inspiration to create the Ludva type family comes from Louis Oppenheim’s Flamingo — a compressed, thin, vertical, elongated type from the late 1920s. Ludva takes over the basic proportions of its distant ancestor, but instead, it follows the ideas and spirit of the Bauhaus and reduces the complex world around us to banal geometric shapes. Its simple stems are balanced precisely with well-considered proportions. The type is so trivial as to be surprising. On second glance, it proves to be so well-constructed that it will find a whole range of uses.