Sunday Font: Identify Brignell Sunday and The Sunday

IB TYPE’s original Brignell Sunday page traces Ian Brignell’s design to 2006 and earlier custom ideas for LG Electronics’ Best Shop sub-brand. The account identifies an open sans serif with some rounded corners, curved diagonal joins and a slightly inclined lowercase a. Its eight styles pair Light, Regular, Medium and Bold with italics.

Use the complete Brignell Sunday name when recording this resource. The source shows letter specimens and numerals, so compare the lowercase a, a complete name and a price line before choosing a style. The family’s name does not make it a script or a calendar-specific alphabet.

MJ Type’s The Sunday page provides its own text-entry specimen, character information and acquisition choices. Its creator-posted listing identifies it as handwritten. This is a separate resource from Brignell Sunday; the shared word does not establish a shared designer, construction or style set.

Enter your actual heading in the original specimen. Compare repeated letters and the spacing around punctuation, then inspect it at the final size. Keep the initial article The in a project record so someone receiving the artwork can distinguish the intended family. Refer to the original resource for its available files and terms rather than assuming every Sunday-labelled download supplies it.

Make a fictional journal cover with a title, date line and short subtitle. Decide whether the heading needs the rhythm of handwriting or a more regular sans-serif structure, then inspect the identified original resource for that role. This is a comparison exercise, not a claim that a family’s name determines its best use.

The editable Sen and Caveat examples here offer independent sans-serif and handwritten directions. They do not render either Sunday family. Read typeface versus font to distinguish the family name from the selected style, and preserve both in an editable handoff.