Duvetbroad
Thick stems, thin bars, round little drops
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Breakfast in Bed
Breakfast in Bed
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Duvetbroad
A wide heavy serif with thick stems, hairline crossbars and fat round ball terminals.
Duvetbroad
About the family
Duvetbroad is a fat face that took up the whole bed. The letters are wide and heavy, with thick vertical stems against thin horizontal strokes, and the curves end in round ball terminals on the a, c, f, j and r. The serifs are flat and fine, the Q has a big swinging tail, and the lowercase has a double storey g with a round lower loop. The figures are wide and bold enough to carry a headline on their own. Regular and Medium are both heavy, one just a little heavier than the other. Set it big and close, and let the thin strokes sparkle against the black.
What's inside
- 2Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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