Neurial Grotesk was developed by Deni Anggara and published by Indian Type Foundry. Neurial Grotesk contains 10 styles and family plan alternatives. p > Neurial Grotesk is a household of sans serif fonts designed in the neo-grotesk design. As a typeface, Neurial Grotesk was established to use maximum flexibility. The proportions of its letterforms are balanced; these are paired with carefully-crafted diacritics. Neurial Grotesk's appearance was motivated by twentieth-century modernism and the International Style. However, it is likewise a heavily built typeface, with regularized widths, a minimum quantity of stroke modulation, and little optical correction, either. The Neurial Grotesk household consists of ten weights, varying from Light through Bold with matching italics. The typefaces include a tall x-height. The lowercase diacritics are positioned so that the majority of their tops reach simply as much as the top of the cap-height. Ascenders rise above this slightly, however the numerals all have the same height as the uppercase letters. Lines of text in Neurial Grotesk can be set firmly and compact. The uppercase includes no descending components-- both the 'J' and 'Q' keep all of their strokes in between the standard and the cap-height. Each Neurial Grotesk font style includes two various forms of the lowercase 'a'-- one with a tail, the other without. Neat extras include Roman characters, arrow glyphs, and a few geometric shapes, too. Neurial Grotesk is an outstanding choice for usage in branding and business style.

Font Family:
· Neurial Grotesk Light
· Neurial Grotesk Light Italic
· Neurial Grotesk Regular
· Neurial Grotesk Regular Italic
· Neurial Grotesk Medium
· Neurial Grotesk Medium Italic
· Neurial Grotesk Bold
· Neurial Grotesk Bold Italic
· Neurial Grotesk Extrabold
· Neurial Grotesk Extrabold Italic

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