A humanist reworking of the geometric Mynor, introducing organic forms and expressive details to improve readability in extended text.
About
Where Mynor leaned on squarish geometric construction, Mynor-B introduces organic, humanist forms inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi, aiming for greater warmth and legibility in longer reads. The family spans seven weights with matching obliques and over 950 characters per style, including fourteen number variations, alternate lowercase characters, small caps and arrows. Language support covers Western, Southern and Central Europe as well as Vietnamese.
Classification
Mynor-B is described as a departure from the geometric design of Mynor towards a more humanist, expressive style with organic forms, placing it firmly in the humanist sans-serif subcategory.