Lunnetbroad
Wide, upright and full of little curls
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Patisserie du Coin
Patisserie du Coin
Patisserie du Coin
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How it looks in use
Lunnetbroad
A wide, upright roundhand with curled entry strokes, ball ends and bowls as round as a teacup.
Lunnetbroad
About the family
Lunnetbroad is an upright roundhand stretched wide. The stems stand straight up, the bowls are fat and round, and the downstrokes swell a little before thinning at the turns. Many letters start with a small curled stroke, the ends finish in round balls, and the capitals carry little hooks and flicks that make them feel handwritten without leaning over. The q and g drop into short curls. It comes in Light, Regular and Medium, and each one keeps that cheerful, well dressed look, like the lettering on a pastry box from a very good bakery.
What's inside
- 3Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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