Valley Flower
displaynovelty sans
A three-weight display sans inspired by a 1910 Kerry Mills song sheet, distinguished by a consistent rightward bend at the top of most glyphs and sharp angular details evoking hand-carved wooden trail signs.
About
Drawn from early twentieth-century commercial lettering, Valley Flower carries a playful, slightly rustic character through its recurring top-bend motif and angular joints. Three weights offer modest range for headline and decorative use. The nature-themed personality sits closest to vintage signage and seasonal editorial work.
Classification
A decorative sans serif with distinctive quirks – a consistent rightward bend at the top of most glyphs and occasional sharp angular bends – placing it firmly in display territory rather than functional sans.
Weights
LightRegularBold
Languages
Latin
Tags
displaynoveltysans-serifnatureretrohand-lettereddecorativewood-sign