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Volta Font
Designed by URW Studio, (Dr. Konrad F. Bauer, Walter Baum), Volta is a heavy slab-serif design released in 1993. Volta contains six unique styles, including a very interesting stencil option. Published by URW Type Foundry GmbHDownload Volta
Hernandez Bold Font
Hernandez bold is a ‘slab serif display’ font. It has a unique feature, it gives the possibility of composing words in different rhythms. It has a big number of alternates, which allows the user various combinations within a text. It’s
Alternate Gothic Font
Alternate Gothic was designed in 1903 by Morris Fuller Benton for American Type Founders (ATF). The idea was to provide several alternate widths of one design, namely Alternate Gothic No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3, to be more flexible
Cinderblock Font
If prisons are built with stones of law, then powerful words indeed are built with letters of Cinderblock–the World’s Tallest Typeface. Inspired by masonry and available in eight heights–each version growing approximately 25% taller than the previous–Cinderblock is a brand
YWFT Pello Font
At first glance, YWFT Pello might appear to be something from the tonalpohualli, and may inspire a pilgrimage to Teotihuacán. However, after a few moments (and perhaps a quick sacrifice to Quetzalcoatl for good measure), you should begin to see
YWFT Formation Font
Influenced by an appreciation for Ed Ruscha and AutoCAD, YWFT Formation is an extensive typeface design that takes those principles and applies them in a unique way. Despite having a machine-like, masculine slickness on the surface, YWFT Formation can also
Vendome Font
Designd by Francois Ganeau, Vendome is an intense and sharp serif design. It works great in header uses, and even holds an interesting sense of fashion and style when set in large sizes. Published by URW Type Foundry GmbHDownload Vendome
Arsis Font
Arsis is a condensed modern headline face, very elegant, very feminine, that was originally produced and cast in hot metal by the Dutch type foundry Lettergieterei Amsterdam. It was designed by Gerry Powell in 1937. Published by URW Type Foundry
Eveagita Font
Eveagita has been designed by M Fairuzulhaq. Combination of blackletter classic, retro, and modern sans, become a new condensed display font which multifunction and easy to adaptable for various purpose, luxury layout, vintage, retro, classic, gothic, rock, techno, feminin, masculin,
Barceloneta Font
Inspired by the area of Barcelona, Barceloneta was born from the need to create a typeface that could be used for my erasmus movies. Barceloneta is a display font with personality that comes designed with in all caps along with
Steelworks Font
Steelworks is a headline font based on lettering on a plaque of the Henry Avenue Forge in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Published by Suomi Type FoundryDownload Steelworks
Sirius Font
Sirius is an old style and formal serif designed by Coen Hofmann in 2003. The Sirius family contains four beautiful style options that also includes a small caps style. Published by URW Type Foundry GmbHDownload Sirius
ABOVEA Font
Abovea have been designed by M Fairuzulhaq, Process design derived by freehand scratches with sans sherif style and slightly italic. What are special of the Abovea font is the anatomy font itself (stem, terminal, stroke, bar, tail, bowl, counter, axis,
Nudely Font
Nudely is a geometric display font family consisting of 8 font weights. The Nudely Duo is optional of the Nudely One font, you can see the most striking difference anathomy at the 'shoulder' and arch of stem in the letters
URW Pandora Font
URW Pandora is a clean, compact and heavy sans design released by URW Studio, designed by Phil Martin in 1969. Published by URW Type Foundry GmbHDownload URW Pandora
Raleigh Font
Raleigh is an antique, heavy serif typeface originally designed by Adrian Williams and Robert Norton in 1977. It contains a conservative, American advertising feel and is loaded with 12 weights in the complete family. It contains language support for West,
YWFT Jute Font
YWFT Jute is a masculine, military, sans-serif design that was realized through a series of revisions to another typeface design called Flier. The constant reworking of Flier gave it a completely different look and feel, and thus was YWFT Jute