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Bryce Canyon Sans

Terminal Design · James Montalbano

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sans-serifrustic signage sans
Bryce Canyon Sans specimen from Terminal Design

A rustic sans built from hand-cut lettering found across Bryce Canyon National Park, expanded from an uppercase-only source into a full two-weight family.

About

Montalbano based Bryce Canyon Sans on hand-cut signage lettering he found throughout the park. The original reference was capitals only, so he drew a lowercase to match and broadened the character set to cover Vietnamese and most European languages. A bold weight was added late in development, alongside the original regular.

Classification

Based on hand-cut lettering found throughout Bryce Canyon National Park. The source material was uppercase-only, so Montalbano drew a full lowercase and extended the language support himself.

Weights

RegularBold

Languages

Latin Extended

Tags

sans-serifsignagerusticnational-parkbranding