Convergence
Nicolás Silva • John Vargas Beltrán
Regular
About Convergence
Convergence, crafted by Nicolás Silva and John Vargas Beltrán, is a low-contrast, upright italic sans-serif with a tall x-height. This typeface artfully merges the styles of upright and italic sans serifs. Explore its transitive serifs on lower glyph halves and sans-serif terminals above. Inspired by Bree and Parisine, it supports Latin scripts.
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