Dimitar Terzov

Standard Bulgarian is a typeface project exploring the relationship between language, identity, and typography. While many digital Cyrillic typefaces adopt standardised Russian letterforms, the project focuses on character variants unique to the Bulgarian alphabet. By digitising and reintroducing these distinctive glyphs, the typeface celebrates an important aspect of Bulgarian cultural identity that is often overlooked within contemporary digital typography. Through its asymmetrical forms and varied stroke widths, the project reasserts the individuality of Bulgarian written language while demonstrating the role typography can play in preserving cultural heritage.