Marsipan is a bold rounded display typeface with a soft, chunky, almost edible weight. Every terminal is blunt, every curve carries the slight irregularity of a drawn letter rather than a plotted one, and the generous x-height keeps it warm instead of shouty. One heavy weight, 180 glyphs across 184 codepoints: lining figures, full punctuation and symbols, and drawn accents covering Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish and German. Optical sidebearings and −50/em tracking are baked in, so it sets tight straight out of the box with no kerning pairs to fix. Made for packaging, poster design, logos, stickers, signage and app splash screens, anything meant to be read from across the street and remembered afterwards. Ships as OTF, TTF and WOFF2. Drawn by Marcelo Reis Melo at FGD.