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Cerant – Bold Geometric Sans with Variable Options

Cerant is a broad display sans family built around heavy forms and clean geometric construction, published by Fargun Studio.

Designer: Fajar Gunawan Foundry: Fargun Studio
Cerant – Bold Geometric Sans with Variable Options

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Style
Sans Serif
Mood
Bold, Modern
Use case
Branding, Packaging
Availability
Commercial font
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    Cerant – Bold Geometric Sans with Variable Options

    Cerant is a broad display sans family built around heavy forms and clean geometric construction. Designed by Fajar Gunawan and published by Fargun Studio.

    Why Cerant stands out

    Changes in width and weight allow dense headlines or more open display compositions. Rounded versions soften the overall voice while preserving the strong underlying shapes.

    Best use cases

    • Branding and contemporary graphic identities
    • Posters and editorial layouts
    • Packaging and bold headlines

    Font pairing ideas

    Use contrasting widths or weights within the family to establish hierarchy. A restrained text serif can add warmth in longer editorial passages.

    Font features

    • Nine weights and nine widths
    • Matching italics
    • Variable version with weight and width control
    • Rounded versions described in the family

    Font details

    • Style: Sans Serif
    • Mood: Bold, Modern
    • Designer: Fajar Gunawan
    • Foundry: Fargun Studio

    License note: This is a premium commercial font. Review the current MyFonts package, character previews, and license options for your intended use. Desktop, web, app, and other uses may require separate licenses.

    Cerant – Bold Geometric Sans with Variable Options is a Sans Serif typeface from Fajar Gunawan, published by Fargun Studio.

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