Parchenslim
Narrow letters that still sound like a pen
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How it looks in use
Parchenslim
A tall, narrow pen written serif with even strokes, small flag tops and a set of slanted numbers.
Parchenslim
About the family
Parchenslim is a pen hand that got pulled up tall and tidy. The capitals stand upright and narrow, the lowercase is slim with long ascenders ending in small blunt flags, and the stroke stays nearly even from top to bottom, so nothing turns thin and fragile. The numbers lean over like an italic, which gives a date or a price a little flourish next to the upright words. Light, Regular, Medium and SemiBold step up evenly, and SemiBold has the most presence for a headline. It fits a lot of words into a small width without looking squeezed.
What's inside
- 4Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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