Lapelbroad
Letters folded from one sheet
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Crane Number Nine
Crane Number Nine
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How it looks in use
Lapelbroad
An angular sans cut into flat facets, with a diagonal crease notch at each fold.
Lapelbroad
About the family
Lapelbroad is what happens when you fold the alphabet out of paper instead of drawing it. Curves become straight facets, bowls turn into polygons, and at each corner a small diagonal notch marks the crease. The strokes change thickness as they turn, broad where the paper faces you and thin where it goes edge on. The lowercase keeps the same crisp, handmade logic, and the figures look like they could be unfolded back into a square. Regular and Medium both work large, where the folds are easy to see.
What's inside
- 2Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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