Cool & Clean – the free font No.1 Vigur from designer dot colon in 3 shapes: Extra Light, Regular and Bold.
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Andy Chung about his great free Neighbourhood Type font:
I took Neighbourhood as a challenge to create something that had the graphic expression of a display face while still maintaining some of the functionality of a text face. In the end I created something that I feel has the best of both worlds; an ultra simple sans serif text face with a large set of alternates which when combined with the regular characters create a new graphic display look. Neighbourhood is being released under the Creative Commons by-nc-sa Licence which allows others to remix and tweak all working files. As of right now Neighbourhood is limited to only a Regular weight, however the project is up for expansion through creative collaboration to whoever is interested in taking part. This collaborative process has already began as the spacing of the font was graciously taken care of by Igino Marini who runs Ikern.
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Designer Peter Hoffmann shows in his portfolio Glashaus the free font Lacuna. You’ll find the typeface at the category Type Design.
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The swiss designstudio quersicht create in collaboration with Fachklasse Typografische Gestaltung, Zürich the free font Nadia Serif.
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Network Osaka about the Big Boned typeface:
While this is not the first typeface I have developed, it was my first display type to be fully rendered in FontLab Studio. The bold shapes do not rely purely on legibility, but rather play along the lines of a playful experimental typeface.
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