Ronnachwick
Round manuscript letters, stretched tall
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Ballads of the Glen
Ballads of the Glen
Ballads of the Glen
Ballads of the Glen
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How it looks in use
Ronnachwick
Round manuscript uncials squeezed into tall narrow arches, from a broad pen held flat.
Ronnachwick
About the family
Ronnachwick takes the round, single-case letters of old manuscripts and stands them up tall. The d has its bellied bowl, the e is open, the t is rounded, and everything is squeezed into narrow arches without losing its generous counters. A broad pen held flat gives it medium contrast and blunt stroke ends, and the ascenders and descenders stay short and stubby. It comes in Light, Regular, Medium and SemiBold. It has a storyteller feel, and because it is narrow it fits long titles on a book spine or a beer label.
What's inside
- 4Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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Ballads of the Glen
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A Display heading over a Sans body. Contrast up top and calm reading below.
SidingslimBallads of the Glen
A good pair lets the headline shout while the text keeps talking quietly underneath it.
A Display heading over a Sans body. Contrast up top and calm reading below.
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