Marudhar Devanagari Variable

Marudhar Devanagari Variable Font Family was designed by Gunjan Panchal and published by Indian Type Foundry. Marudhar Devanagari Variable contains 1 styles and family package options. Marudhar Devanagari is a compact typeface designed for Devanagari and Latin-script display typography. The design’s characters are very narrow. In typographic terminology, they are extra-condensed or compressed. As a product, Marudhar Devanagari ships in two different formats. Users may install Marudhar Devanagari either as a single Variable Font or as five static OpenType font files. The static files range in weight from Light through Bold. The Bold weight, in particular, is nice and chunky, functioning well as a stand-alone design. While the static-format fonts offer a good number of intermediary steps, users who install the Variable Font instead will have vastly greater control over their text’s stroke width. That format allows for almost 1,000 subtly differentiated font-weight possibilities, permitting you to fine-tune the appearance your text will have on-screen or in print. Stroke contrast plays a strong role in Marudhar Devanagari’s design concept. Even at the lightest end of its weight axis, vertical stroke-contrast is prominent in all the typeface’s characters. Naturally, that contrast is most striking at the other end of the spectrum, when the letters get Bold. By the term ‘vertical contrast’, we mean that the tops and bottoms of each letter have been drawn with thin strokes, while the letters’ vertical strokes are all thicker. The fonts’ Latin-script letters have a tall x-height, combined with very short ascenders and descenders. In the Devanagari script, the fonts’ base characters take up most of the available cartesian space. They are paired with vowel marks that are short in height. Marudhar Devanagari was designed in-house at ITF by Gunjan Panchal.