Verveine was designed by Luce Avérous and released by Dalton Maag. Verveine includes 1 style. p > There is something wonderfully vigorous about Verveine. It has a familiar energy, like that of a shopping list quickly took down, but despite this vitality, the style of Verveine is thoroughly considered and satisfies rigorous requirements. Verveine is planned to be utilized at bigger sizes-- as a title in a book, or in product packaging. It is most efficient in other words bursts-- a couple of words, a tag line-- to permit Verveine to support the message with its own expression.

Subtle stroke modulation and rounded terminals hint at writing with a felt pen; the strong weight suggests a fair amount of pressure applied, again showing a brisk composing design. This is further stressed by the condensed appearance and slight in reverse slant, but to ensure that the dexterity does not descend into mayhem, the style of every character has been firmly and carefully controlled.

The Standard Edition includes a complete Latin An Extended character set. A Business Edition is readily available and consists of Greek and Cyrillic scripts.

Font Family: Verveine

Tags: display, handwritten, marker, print, san-serif