I released Voivode on April 22, 2010. The design was a geometric display typeface with unusual terminal shapes that resembled fish tails, giving it an irregular and ornamental rhythm. I built it strictly for display use, and it was never distributed for free.
The name Voivode was chosen because I wanted to highlight the distinctive forms of the capital and lowercase V; selecting a word that included both gave me that opportunity. The typeface hasn’t appeared in notable projects.
On June 25, 2021, I issued an update that removed deprecated characters and corrected the ellipsis width, bringing it in line with current standards. No other changes have been made since the original release.