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Grandheron Sans

Grandheron Sans

by André Simard
Individual Styles from $11.99
Complete family of 18 fonts: $61.99
Grandheron Sans Font Family was designed by André Simard and published by André Simard. Grandheron Sans contains 18 styles and family package options.

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About Grandheron Sans Font Family


If you are looking for a font with very good readability, even with its square appearance and condensed design, Grandheron is for you. You should find attractive the design of some glyphs like those one: a,f,k,l,v,y and also AJKMNVXY to name a few. Grandheron could be use as well in small size as in huge size. You will certainly like its Thin or Light font which give an awsome effect for titles, subtitles, caption for magazines related to fashion, architecture or even cultural in general. You could easily mix Grandheron with serif typeface as Harfang Pro. There is no limit to create great designs with this large typeface family, so enjoy!

Designers: André Simard

Publisher: André Simard

Foundry: André Simard

Design Owner: André Simard

MyFonts debut: Sep 23, 2020

Grandheron Sans

About André Simard

André Simard grew up in Abitibi, Québec, Canada. After completing a collegial diploma in graphic design at Collège du Vieux-Montréal in 1978, he worked for a newspaper and a printing company. In 1980, he established his very own design studio. For more than three decades, André Simard demonstrated a particular concern to find the right font for every design project. Seeking to strike a fine balance between design and typography, he ventured in 2005 into the very specialized niche of font design. His vast experience and knowledge of graphic design served as a basis to launch his first font: ITC Migration Sans. Since then, Simard has created five other families of font, . Each one very different, his fonts sharing one common feature: legibility and efficiency in very small sizes.

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