Grover
Sudtipos · Alejandro Paul
sans-serifrounded geometric sansitalic
A clear, friendly rounded sans joining nineteenth-century European gothic structure with a 1960s American rounded style.
About
Grover is geometrically constructed yet very human in appearance, named after jazz saxophonist Grover Washington Jr. True italics and small caps sit alongside a matching slab-serif sibling, Grover Slab, for combined display versatility.
Classification
Joins basic European gothic sans structure from the late nineteenth century with a 1960s American rounded style, named after jazz musician Grover Washington Jr.
Weights
RegularBoldHeavy
Family
Languages
LatinLatin Extended
Tags
sans-serifroundedgeometricheadlinelegible