Etchlobroad
Pencil lines, still working it out
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How it looks in use
Etchlobroad
A high-contrast display face filled with loose pencil hatching, like a title drawn on a sketchbook page.
Etchlobroad
About the family
Etchlobroad looks like a classic high-contrast display face that someone sketched in by hand and never inked. The heavy strokes are filled with fast, scratchy hatching, the thin strokes are single pencil lines, and every edge has the slight wobble of a drawn letter. The capitals are tall and stately, the lowercase is elegant with a proper two-storey g, and the figures are chunky and blocky. It comes in one Light weight, which is all it needs. Use it big so the texture shows.
What's inside
- 1Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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