Featherbroad
Felt tip, no rush
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How it looks in use
Featherbroad
A relaxed felt-tip hand with a little wobble. Wide, friendly and easy to read.
Featherbroad
About the family
Featherbroad looks like someone writing neatly with a good felt tip on a sunny day. Letters are separate, a little wobbly and slightly irregular, with visible thick and thin where the pen presses and lifts. The shapes are open and simple, so it stays readable in a short paragraph as well as a headline. Six weights run from a fine pen to a fat marker, which is unusual for a hand. It feels personal and warm. It is not a script, nothing joins, and it will look out of place anywhere formal.
What's inside
- 6Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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