Trigot is a beautiful modular typeface. It is known for its unique style wherein each form and every character is developed carefully from the basic geometric form of the triangle. The construction is very simple and the font holds a striking resemblance to an ancient gothic black letter font. The letters for this unique font are … Read more
Easter is on its way. It is time to wish your loved ones and send across warm wishes for the occasion. Greeting cards and personalised messages are the best ways to express feelings. The font of writing will also have a great impact on what you desire to express. So if you have been hunting … Read more
Centrale Sans Condensed is more than just a “squished” version of Centrale Sans family. The font is basically designed to be a stand-alone typeface with the integral characteristics of family in mind. It bears all of the peculiar qualities of the width. It is a friendly typeface because of its close relation with the humanist … Read more
Canapé is anchored in the idea of letters with a faintly curved and vaguely amended line. This helps the typeface get a warm and friendly feeling and a kind of haptical appearance. This brings certain type of cosiness to any communication through lettering. Canapé has been crafted with great attention to detail. The type family … Read more
Calibri is definitely a modern sans serif family typeface that embraces subtle roundings on stems and corners. The font features real italics, small caps, and a number of numeral sets. The proportion of Calibri facilitates high impact in snugly set lines of full-size and small text in a similar way. Calibri’s countless curves and the … Read more
ITC Blair font family was originally crafted by Jim Spiece in the year 1997. It is a contemporary, flexible version of the Blair font initially designed and released in the year 2000 by the Inland Type Foundry. The upper case letters of sans-serif are wide. It works towards offering the font a panoramic feel. Download ITC … Read more
Franklin Gothic and its related faces are realist sans-serif typefaces originated by Morris Fuller Benton (1872–1948) in 1902. “Gothic” is an increasingly archaic[citation needed] term meaning sans-serif. Franklin Gothic has been used in many advertisements and headlines in newspapers. The typeface continues to maintain a high profile, appearing in a variety of media from books … Read more