A sprouting display face with twig spurs, seed dots and rooted feet, for nature posters, labels and small brands.

Illoalphatwonine looks like an alphabet drawn in the margin of a field notebook. Every letter grows something. Stems end in little sprouts, crossbars carry knobbed spurs, and the foot of a letter like G splits into roots with round seed tips. Odd, and happy about it.

The strokes are dark and a little ragged, with a hand-inked edge rather than a clean vector line, and many counters hold a single dot, so a round letter like O reads like a seed pod. Set it big. On the sample cards it carries a fair poster, a paper cup reading "Sprout Club", round stickers and a stationery kit with a letterhead, business card and staff badge. The size ladder runs from 200 px down to 16 px, and the sprouts and spurs read best at headline sizes.

Inside the file are 94 glyphs for English. You get uppercase and lowercase, figures 0 to 9 with their own twig details, and punctuation with quotes, guillemets, brackets and an ellipsis. One Regular weight, in OTF, TTF, WOFF and WOFF2.

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