Bravery

Stefan Hattenbach, a colleague from Sweden posted in Facebook about the first sketches of this typeface: »Hubert, brave curves«. That is the reason for the name. Although I did not feel brave when I did the curves, they still have this unusual twist and some unconventional forms. After all Bravery is a very classic text face for wider columns. It reads well in a book or a magazine with 2 columns. The family goes from Book up to Ultrabold all with italics. Smallcaps are in an extra font now. That is just more practical. Only some designers really need them. The rest whon't have to pay the more expensive license for a pro font and you can see the capital ß even for smallcaps. And don't discuss with me about that:-). In the standard set the main figures are tabular but with a proportional old style figure set as a feature. Traditional and stylistic ligatures are also part of the feature set.

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