AveriaSans-Regular Písmo

Averia Sans by Dan Sayers of iotic.com is a free handwritten font with softly uneven strokes and gently distorted proportions. Its rounded forms shift in width and weight across the alphabet, and the small bumps and pinches make the lettering look drawn rather than mechanically perfected.

A book cover is an especially good setting for its informal, literary quality, which can also suit magazine features, arts posters, and independent cafe branding. In those contexts, the irregular letter shapes can become part of a hand-drawn border, menu illustration, or printed pattern on retail packaging instead of serving only as neutral text.

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Avera Sans was created as the average of all sans-serif fonts on a computer. More details are available at

https://iotic.com/averia/