Joistbroad
Bars and quarter circles, snapped together
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How it looks in use
Joistbroad
A light sans assembled from straight bars and quarter circles, with chunky stencil figures.
Joistbroad
About the family
Joistbroad looks like it was put together from a small box of parts. The letters are made of straight bars and quarter-circle bends, joined with visible seams rather than smooth curves, and the stroke stays light and even. The figures and symbols are a different animal: heavy, blocky and cut through with stencil gaps, so numbers jump out of a line of text. The mix makes it good for anything that wants to look engineered, like a product spec sheet or a kit of flat-pack furniture. It comes in one Regular weight.
What's inside
- 1Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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