A humanist sans-serif from Henrique Beier with calligraphic terminals, nine weights and an upright and italic style, supporting 209 Latin-script languages.
About
Suspire takes its name from the Portuguese word for 'sigh', and its design reflects that quiet ease: warm terminals drawn from calligraphic gesture sit on a clean sans-serif base to give small text sizes a comfortable readability. Stylistic alternates in several letters add personality without disrupting the overall calm of the typeface. The family spans nine weights from Thin to Black, each with an italic companion.
Classification
A humanist sans-serif with calligraphic influences visible in its warm terminals and gesture-inflected letterforms, placing it firmly in the humanist sans tradition rather than geometric or grotesque.
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