Shantell Sans → A font for you

Shantell Martin has launched Shantell Sans, a typeface based on her handwriting and designed with variable axes for weight, italic, informality, and bounce.

Inspired by her own dyslexia, she wanted to make words feel more approachable, expressive, and accessible to more readers.

The font is open-licensed and available through Google Fonts, making it broadly usable for designers and developers.

Early adopters include projects such as Whitney Museum shop key tags.