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Legan

Legan

by PeGGO Fonts
Individual Styles from $39.00 USD
Legan Font Family was designed by Pedro Gonzalez Jorquera and published by PeGGO Fonts. Legan contains 1 styles.

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About Legan Font Family


Legan, created by PeGGO Fonts, is a typeface with a large number of glyphs. The uppercase letters follow the classical Trajan pattern. It is designed with several geometrical proportions such as root five, divine proportion (Golden Ratio), regular square, and others, just like the Greek Trajan letters used on Trajan’s Column. The major innovation is a lowercase that is designed in accordance with the same Trajan rules. My concern for the global community is reflected by the large number of diacritics I have provided, first on the basic alphabet, then on extended latin languages, as well as ones for Cyrillic and Greek. Because it is OpenType, there are various setup possibilities including traditional ligatures, as well as various alternates. Altogether you will find this a very playful, fashionable, and elegant typeface.

Designers: Pedro Gonzalez Jorquera

Publisher: PeGGO Fonts

Foundry: PeGGO Fonts

Design Owner: PeGGO Fonts

MyFonts debut: Jul 25, 2011

Legan

About PeGGO Fonts

“Peggo Fonts” is a Chilean based foundry, founded in 2002 by Pedro González, with more than 20 years doing fonts for you and more than 14 years on the market, on early stages Peggo Fonts started as a calligraphy design studio, so, we still love doing (and teaching) “real calligraphy” that we take as inspiration, we still love doing lettering and do technical type drawings as detailed and deep reference for our type design, always through a critical and fresh scope, analyzing and solving our constant global needs for design.We put all our energy on fine tunning a balance between function and aesthetics for the sake of better design and a more pleasant reading experience. We work on do optical adjustments, on programing useful opentype features and finding innovative design concepts.

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