Galice

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Galice is a humanistic sans serif typeface that effortlessly balances modern design with the organic forms typical of traditional serif fonts. Inspired by humanist letterforms, Galice features subtle curves and a variety of stroke widths, giving it a warm, approachable feel without sacrificing legibility or clarity. Its design blends the crispness of sans serifs with the slight variation in thickness that echoes the natural rhythm of handwriting, creating a friendly yet professional appearance.
Unlike purely geometric sans serifs, which can sometimes appear mechanical, Galice's softer edges and more dynamic structure add a sense of flow and personality to its letterforms. Its subtle curves allow for a more inviting and legible design, making it highly adaptable across a range of applications—from body text to display use. Whether in print or on screen, Galice remains highly readable at various sizes, offering a natural reading experience that maintains its grace and coherence in all types of media.
The font is characterized by its refined yet uncomplicated design. The overall feel is contemporary but with a touch of warmth, making it suitable for diverse contexts, including editorial design, corporate branding, web interfaces, and advertising. Galice's flexibility makes it an excellent choice for projects requiring a human-centered, modern aesthetic, without the harshness often associated with more geometric sans serif fonts.

Designed by: Karol Mularczyk

Released in: 2025

Export: .OTF .WOFF .WOFF2 .TTF (Variable)

Developed for: Latin European Languages

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