
Calligraphic research made structural
Lemance is a humanist sans typeface designed by Damien Collot at Dalton Maag between 2016 and 2017. Its development was grounded in research into the calligraphic roots of italics and how those origins shaped typographic form. The family covers Latin script with support for over 750 languages and is available in Light, Regular, and Bold weights, with an italic style.
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