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Italic

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36 fonts in total
Lemanic Text Thin
Lemanic Text Light
Lemanic Text Regular
Lemanic Text Book
Lemanic Text Medium
Lemanic Text SemiBold
Lemanic Text Bold
Lemanic Text ExtraBold
Lemanic Text Black

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Complete Family

Display upright + italic

Text upright + italic

Character set

Total glyphs: 555

Desktop format

OTF + TTF

Current version

Version 1

Webfont format

WOFF + WOFF2

Designers

Loris Olivier

Noheul Lee

Script included

Latin

Engineering

Jan Charvát

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Lemanic
A serif typeface embracing two inspiration in one family for both text and headlines

The Lemanic family started in 2013, with the idea of merging the ideas of Pierre-Simon Fournier with the classic Romain du Roi typeface. Over time, the project grew into a dual family—divided between a robust, almost slab, ‘text’ version, and a sharper, more elegant display version whose appearance is more appropriate for titles. Lemanic embraces a transitional style, by merging different influences. It has a subtly inclined axis which gives a more calligraphic aspect, while its overall proportion is slightly condensed, reflecting its original purpose: magazine and newspaper print. The family’s italics are disconnected from (and therefore in contrast to) their upright counterpart, maintaining a unique and independent look—in italic, Lemanic is playful and has a dynamic pattern. The whole family currently has two further variables: weight and optical size (in both text and display versions). The overall project is seen as a toolbox to create dynamic, elegant and modern page layouts.

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Font pairing

Lemanic can be nicely paired with:

Make a bow to the gentleman, Oliver
Oliver was about to say that he would go along with anybody with great readiness, when, glancing upward, he caught sight of Mrs. Mann, who had got behind the beadle's chair, and was shaking her fist at him with a furious countenance. He took the hint at once...
We refuse to sanction these indentures
Mr. Sowerberry was a tall gaunt, large-jointed man, attired in a suit of threadbare black, with darned cotton stockings of the same colour, and shoes to answer.
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