a
A curved entrance.
The ball terminal leads into a fine arch and a full, asymmetric lower bowl.
Original type Study01 / A study in delicacy
Tender
by nature.
A fine line.
A firm presence.
Ronce is an editorial display serif with broad bowls, fine hairlines, and a tall, poised silhouette. Ball terminals soften the drawing; pointed serifs and diamond punctuation give it an edge.
02 / Your words
Loading Ronce…Tender by nature.
Uppercase, lowercase, figures, punctuation, and precomposed Latin accents.
03 / Form & gesture
Drawn to be seen largeg
Two stories, one rhythm.
A compact upper bowl, a horizontal link, and an expansive lower loop.
R
A leg with a return.
The stroke thins as it turns out of the bowl, then finishes with a rising tail.
&
A little ceremony.
An upright ampersand with a generous lower counter and a long crossing stroke.
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklm
nopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789
&@!?€£$%()
04 / In print, in spirit
Posters set with the actual font
05 / Drawing notes
A different voiceRonce begins with vertical stress and classical variation in width: a broad O, a narrow I, and generous M and W. Its relatively low lowercase and long extenders give headlines an uneven, lively skyline. Fine serifs hold the baseline together.
The outlines are new cubic drawings. Revision 0.101 strengthens the u bowl, repairs the diagonal of 2, smooths the ball-terminal joins on 3, 6 and 9, and connects the upper bowl of g to its link. Spacing includes positive corrections around the overhanging f. This is one working display master for use in titles, covers, and identities.
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One display weight. Real uppercase and lowercase.
OTF, TTF, WOFF2, editable UFO, and original drawing source.
Working name and design proof v0.101. Start at 60 px and above.
Unhinted; no italic, variable axes, or combining-mark positioning.
