Narri
Calligraphy broken on purpose
Narri is a display typeface designed by Elsa Drevous, released in 2025 through Blaze Type. It combines inverted contrast, curvy strokes, and sharp terminals derived from organic calligraphic forms, while deliberately departing from classical calligraphic conventions. The design draws on flame shapes as a visual reference, producing letterforms that can also function as standalone decorative elements.
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Insights
- Inverted contrast paired with sharp terminals creates an unconventional calligraphic texture that the source describes as non-conformist.
- Individual glyphs are designed to work as standalone decorative shapes, extending utility beyond typesetting.
- Coverage targets Latin European languages, with TTF and WOFF as the distributed formats.
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