B Haleh, introduced by Borna Rayaneh under the Parsa trademark on October 8, 2017, offers a unique and irregular letterform resembling that of strokes made with a nearly dried paintbrush. This font retains a horizontal emphasis while incorporating modern design adjustments. With 286 characters and 221 glyphs, it provides language support for Arabic, Urdu, Persian, Latin, and more, catering to diverse typographic needs. Characterized by its delicate and airy strokes, the font presents an unconventional appearance with half-empty and untidy letterforms, resembling brushstrokes with rough paint blotches. While its irregular nature may limit its suitability for prolonged reading, it finds its niche in short text applications such as banners, logos, posters, and t-shirt designs. However, its single font weight restricts its adaptability in various design contexts.
Despite its distinctive aesthetic, B Haleh exhibits relatively low legibility on screen, making it more suitable for decorative or artistic purposes rather than long textual blocks. Its compatibility across different Unicode blocks, including Basic Latin, Arabic, and General Punctuation, enhances its versatility for designers seeking unconventional typography in their projects. Whether used for branding or creative endeavors, this unique font adds a touch of artistic flair and individuality to any design composition.
