Imprima by Eduardo Tunni
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
From Google Fonts
Imprima looks excellent even on cheap home printers because it has broad counters, strong joins between stems and inktraps that enable it to perform well in very small sizes. Professionally printed documents will make it look even better, especially in large sizes, because there the details of its design that are distinctive become clearly visible. The design of this typeface family is cared for as one cares for your own family. Each component has been treated humanely, by hand.
The February 2023 update features a bigger glyphset, fractions and some minor aesthetic modifications.
To contribute, see github.com/etunni/imprima.
Try it
Type directly, tune the specimen, then share this page—the workbench state lives in the URL.