A new font for 120 languages that use devanagri script

[Dave Pearson]

Annapurna SIL, a new font for Devanagari script

http://sil.org/sil/news/2011/photos/annapurna-font_002.jpg(August 2011)
SIL's Non-Roman Script Initiative (NRSI) is pleased to announce the release
of the Annapurna SIL Regular and Annapurna SIL Bold fonts.

Named for a section of the Himalayas in North Central Nepal, Annapurna SIL
is a font for the Devanagari script, which is used to write more than 120
Indo-Aryan languages of South Asia. Annapurna SIL provides a Unicode-based
font family with support for these diverse languages. The calligraphic
design reflects the familiar stroke contrast of a broad pen nib, which is
commonly used for handwriting Devanagari. The font was designed to be highly
readable, reasonably compact and visually attractive, suitable for producing
high-quality publications.

http://sil.org/sil/news/2011/annapurna-font.htm

 

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