A grotesque sans-serif family from Beasts of England spanning six weights across three widths, with a variable file included in the full family purchase.
About
Eighteen static styles cover Regular, Condensed and Wide widths, each running from Regular through to Heavy, giving the family considerable range for text and display use. The full family purchase includes a variable font file, allowing fluid interpolation across the weight and width axes. The atmospheric prose used in the specimen nods to the English folk horror tradition, setting a quietly sinister tone that suits the typeface's sturdy, ecclesiastical name.
Classification
Cleric presents as a sturdy grotesque sans-serif with three width variants and a range of weights, following the conventions of utilitarian European grotesque design.