Raspthorn
Even strokes, pointed feet
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Fence Posts in a Row
Fence Posts in a Row
Fence Posts in a Row
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How it looks in use
Raspthorn
A very narrow serif with an even stroke and sharp triangular feet that taper to a point.
Raspthorn
About the family
Raspthorn is about as narrow as a serif gets while still reading easily. The strokes are nearly the same thickness everywhere, so the letters look drawn with one steady pen, and the only drama comes from the serifs: little triangles that start wide at the stem and taper to a sharp point. Bowls are tall and flat sided, the lowercase is long and slender, and the whole line looks like a picket fence with its tips filed. There are three weights, Light, Regular and Medium, all keeping that pointed finish. Put it on anything tall and thin and it fills the space without fuss.
What's inside
- 3Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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