Eusa Typeface

Eusa (Ouessant in Breton) is a typeface available in three versions, designed as part of the tourist and artistic signage system for the island of Ouessant (France). Its design is inspired by the island’s landscapes, evoking the wind, moorland, and sea. The regular version is intended to be engraved on village name signs; the alternate version allows locals to create their own signs; and the italic version is designed for communication materials. The first signs were installed in May 2024.

Client: Commune d’Ouessant
Year: 2024 
Category: Type design, art direction

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Designed with: Lucas Le Bihan
AD: Nathalie Bihan 
Landscape Architect: Onesime Paysage
Labels: Sylvain Descazot