A low-contrast humanist sans-serif by Alexandra Korolkova, designed as a companion to the serif Leksa and spanning seven weights with true italics, with particular attention to Cyrillic letterforms.
About
Released in 2009, Leksa Sans pairs with the serif Leksa to form a coherent superfamily covering both text and display use. The Cyrillic is a notable strength: together with Leksa, it received an award for excellence at the Modern Cyrillic competition in the Superfamilies category. Fourteen styles – upright and true italic across seven weights from Extra Light to Black – give the family broad typographic range.
Classification
A low-contrast humanist sans-serif with true italics, designed as a companion to the serif Leksa. Its humanist construction and professionally crafted Cyrillic place it firmly in the humanist sans tradition.
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