Bradawlbroad
Carved for plaques, happy on paper
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How it looks in use
Bradawlbroad
Wide, classical letters with near even strokes that flare out at the ends, like capitals cut in a stone plaque.
Bradawlbroad
About the family
Bradawlbroad has the proportions of capitals on an old stone plaque: wide, round and unhurried, with a splayed M and sharp points on the A and V. The strokes are almost even along their length, then flare out at the ends into something that is not quite a serif. The lowercase is roomy and relaxed, with an open g and a long tail on the j. Six weights run from Light to Black, and the heavier ones keep their grace instead of turning blunt. It suits names, titles and short lines that should look settled and a little grand.
What's inside
- 6Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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