Paverslim
Classical bones, set one tile at a time
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How it looks in use
Paverslim
A tall, narrow serif laid out in tiny square tiles, with thick stems and single tile thin strokes.
Paverslim
About the family
Paverslim looks like someone set a narrow classical serif into a floor, one small square tile at a time. Thick stems run several tiles wide, thin strokes are a single row of tiles, and a hairline of grout shows between every piece. The letters are tall and condensed with small bracketed serifs underneath the tiling, and every curve steps down in little squares instead of bending. Up close you see the tiles, from across the room you see a stately old poster face. It comes in one weight, Regular. Keep it large so the grid gets room to show.
What's inside
- 1Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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