Braggy
Troisième Type · Vincent Delion (Brush style)
A heavyweight display family with an exaggerated fat face cut and a hand-painted brush variant by signpainter Vincent Delion.
About
Built for large-scale applications such as storefronts, oversized titles and logotypes, Braggy leans into maximum weight and visual impact. The Regular style offers 293 glyphs across Basic Latin and supported European languages, while the Brush style adds 155 hand-painted glyphs in a looser, signpainting register. The two styles share a common design intention but offer distinct texture for different contexts.
Classification
Braggy is explicitly described as a fatty display font intended for large-scale use; its exaggerated weight and storefront-ready character place it firmly in the fat face display subcategory.