Rosebriar
Laura Worthington Design · Laura Worthington
A single-weight display face that grafts gothic ornamental details onto a roman skeleton, producing something that can read medieval, storybook or simply crafted depending on context.
About
Wedge cross strokes, splayed terminals and diamond-shaped tittles give Rosebriar a foliate, handcrafted quality without committing fully to blackletter. The roman foundation keeps it legible at titling sizes, and stylistic alternates add flexibility for headlines, subheadings and short callouts. Latin Extended coverage spans more than two dozen languages including Czech, Polish and Turkish.
Classification
Rosebriar is a decorative display typeface built on a roman structure but enriched with gothic ornamental details such as wedge cross strokes, splayed terminals and diamond-shaped tittles, placing it firmly in the ornamental display category with a gothic-foliate subcategory.