PR Viking font style originates from ancient Norse alphabet. The letters, called runes, were suited for stone carving which shaped their form into straight lines with sharp corners. PR Viking font adopted not just the basic style, but rough edges as well, resembling on ancient artifacts exposed to bad weather and other abrasive effects.For every … Read more
Geogrotesque, available as OpenType format, is a font that has slightly rounded finish on its letters. The letters do look slightly technical or geometric, if you will; however, it is all smoothened with this subtle rounded finish. It is best used as display font – for headings on web and print magazines and posters, as … Read more
Neue Haas Unica is actually an extension or rather an enhancement of Haas Unica. Those familiar with Haas Unica will certainly realize as much. A common replacement for the legendary Helvetica font, it was one of the most popular fonts in its time before almost vanishing completely. Monotype Studio’s designer Toshi Omagari has given this … Read more
Conifer is THE font you want in order to highlight that retro, rugged, textured feel. The effect of rigid, exact angles is somewhat softened by its rounded corners and fine details you can see at acute angles in its glyphs. You can choose between clean and textured option. It is most effective in fashion lookbooks, … Read more
Corinth is certainly one font that should be part of any designer’s arsenal. Why? Apart from being perfectly legible, it is also perfect for when you want to add a bit of retro and hand-made feel to your message or logo. It pairs nicely with script letterforms, bringing some realism and class into the whole … Read more
Gratitude Script font is your No. 1 option for those special days when you’re feeling thankful and touched; it is possibly the most aptly named font and the best choice for greeting cards or wedding invitations, stationary. This OpenType font includes over 1400 glyphs, ligatures, alternates, endings, and a set of ornaments designed for weddings … Read more
FF Mark sans font was designed by Cristoph Koeberlin, Hannes von Döher and FontFont Type Department from Germany in 2013. It consists of 10 separate weights from Black to Hairline and is favored for use in film and TV media as well as branding, logo design and software, web and gaming design. FF Mark also … Read more