Our Favorite Open-Source (Free) Fonts – vol 001.



If you are reading this, you probably call on your inner font-­snob from time to time. Fonts have always been an element that is often taken for granted but play a crucial role in communication and how it's received. Certain fonts can influence feelings, trigger emotions, and change behaviour of the audience.

As a font snob, this new series is dedicated to finding fonts across the web that just make you feel some type of way.

Sprat

Sprat is a sharp serif variable font, developed on two axes: width and weight. Inspired by an old lettering from Eric Gill, it features long sharps serifs, high contrast and round curves. Its appearance changes a lot between styles, the thin ones have more of a hard and aggressive look, the blacks are smoother but keep their attitude. Its use is mainly suitable for titling, posters and logos but depending on the weight Sprat could also work in a mid-sized body text.

Designed by Ethan Nakache

Mazius Display

Mazius is a high contrast serif typeface with old style proportions and a strong calligraphic feel. Influenced by chancery hands, it features two italics, each one with distinct personality. Use it at big size to create sleek headlines. Combine the three styles together for maximum expressiveness.

Designed by Alberto Casagrande

Studio Grotesk

Studio Grotesk is a modern sans typeface with a futuristic touch. This multi-purpose typeface will grab reader’s attention with its stylish and neat design. With over 500 Glyphs, five styles and a wide range of weights, it’s a timeless workhorse for many possible applications from branding to editorial.

Designed by Jetmax Studio

Junicode Two

Junicode Bold Condensed is designed to meet the needs of medieval scholars. However, it has a large enough character set to be useful to the general user. The Regular face has the fullest character set and is richest in OpenType features. Junicode was created by Peter S. Baker. It was initially submitted to us by Open Foundry. Bold Condensed is a Serifcut of the theJunicodefamily, which consists of 6 different styles: Regular, Italic, Bold, Bold Italic, Condensed and Condensed Italic.

Designed by Peter S. Baker

Bolden Display

Bolden Display is a FREE all caps, bold font with rounded edges and some rough edges. Bolden Display uses minimal counter space tight kerning to create high-impact finishes.

Perfect for posters, display copy and editorial Bolden’s strong presence will share your message in stunningly confident style.

Our Favorite Open-Source (Free) Fonts – vol 001.

Our Favorite Open-Source (Free) Fonts – vol 001.

If you are reading this, you probably call on your inner font-­snob from time to time. Fonts have always been an element that is often taken for granted but play a crucial role in communication and how it's received. Certain fonts can influence feelings, trigger emotions, and change behaviour of the audience.

As a font snob, this new series is dedicated to finding fonts across the web that just make you feel some type of way.

 

Collletttivo

Sprat

Inspired by an old lettering from Eric Gill, it features long sharps serifs, high contrast and round curves.

Collletttivo

Mazius Display

Mazius is a high contrast serif typeface with old style proportions and a strong calligraphic feel. Influenced by chancery hands, it features two italics, each one with distinct personality.


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