Cuprum Font Family

Cuprum Font Family is a narrow grotesque sans-serif typeface created in 2006 by Russian designer Jovanny Lemonad, drawing inspiration from the works of typographer Miles Newlyn. The name Cuprum references the Latin word for copper, reflecting the designer's philosophy that this typeface embodies noble utility without pretension, much like the versatile metal itself that is too noble for common use yet too practical for mere decoration. The condensed proportions and clean geometric structure make Cuprum Font Family highly efficient for space-constrained layouts while maintaining excellent legibility across both digital screens and print media. The family includes four styles spanning Regular, Italic, Bold, and Bold Italic weights, providing sufficient range for building clear typographic hierarchies. Licensed under the SIL Open Font License and available through Google Fonts, Cuprum Font Family works beautifully for editorial design, navigation systems, user interfaces, compact data displays, and any project requiring an elegant yet space-efficient sans-serif typeface.