A geometric sans-serif originally drawn by Joseph Churchward in the mid-1990s, balancing expressive personality with strong legibility across a four-font family.
About
Churchward Lorina reflects Joseph Churchward's distinctive approach to type design, applying a personal touch to geometric sans-serif conventions that keeps the face readable without sacrificing character. The family spans four fonts and supports an extended Western European character set. Its origins in the 1990s give it a distinct warmth that separates it from more clinical geometric contemporaries.
Classification
A geometric sans-serif with a personal, expressive character rooted in Churchward's mid-1990s design sensibility, combining clean geometric structure with humanist warmth.
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