
A five-weight grotesque sans from Proof of Words, suited to text-heavy editorial and long-form reading contexts.
About
Spanning Regular through Black across five weights, it handles extended prose and display-scale settings with equal composure. The specimen draws on passages from Audubon, Einstein and Kant — texts chosen to stress the face at paragraph length and demonstrate its legibility under density. No italics or condensed cuts are listed, keeping the family lean and purposeful.
Classification
Galmi presents clean, upright letterforms with a neutral grotesque character, showing no obvious humanist pen influence or geometric construction — placing it firmly in the grotesque sans-serif tradition.