Russian Revolt was created via a regularisation of the modeling of its ‘comrade’ font Cuban Revolt. It is a faux-Russian display face with a range of contextually (Cyrillic) inspired alternate glyphs that reflect the experimental typographies of Dadaism, Suprematism and most importantly Constructivism. An historical experiment that adopts the modernist sans serif letterform genre of the 1920s as being representative of social realisation. Although principally a Latin alphabet, this font reflects a communist typographic idiom that is disappearing from our eastern European cities.
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