Verveine was designed by Luce Avérous and published by Dalton Maag. Verveine contains 1 style.  

There is something delightfully brisk about Verveine. It has a familiar energy, like that of a shopping list quickly jotted down, but despite this vitality, the design of Verveine is carefully considered and meets rigorous standards. Verveine is intended to be used at larger sizes – as a title in a book, or in packaging. It is most effective in short bursts – a few words, a tag line – to allow 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 indicating a brisk writing style. This is further emphasized by the condensed appearance and slight backwards slant, but to ensure that the agility does not descend into chaos, the design of every character has been tightly and meticulously controlled.

The Standard Edition includes a complete Latin A Extended character set. A Corporate Edition is available and includes Greek and Cyrillic scripts.

Font Family: Verveine

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