Handwritten Script Typeface for Commercial Use
Freeware roots, commercial ambition
Verveine is an informal handwritten script typeface designed by Luce Avérous at Dalton Maag, developed between 2009 and 2023. It originated as a commercial expansion of the freeware font Trashhand, featuring a completely new lowercase and enhanced writing system support. The family covers Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek scripts across more than 920 languages.
Insights
- The lowercase was completely redesigned rather than adapted from Trashhand, representing a substantial redrawing effort for the commercial release.
- Multilingual coverage spanning Cyrillic and Greek is uncommon for informal script typefaces; this family extends to over 920 languages across three scripts.
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