by fontocean | Feb 24, 2014
News Gothic is actually the standard American sanserif typeface of the first two thirds of the twentieth century. It was originally prepared for ATF by Morris Fuller Benton in the year 1908 under the name News Gothic. The Trade Gothic follows News Gothic exclusive of...
by fontocean | Feb 20, 2014
Harlean font is not a typical script font, it is quirky, brazen and a bit cheeky. Regardless how tough it is to deal with the typeface, you won’t be able to forget Harlean. The font has rough cut and bizarre letterforms defy the set of laws of an obedient script font...
by fontocean | Feb 15, 2014
Semplicita Pro is an all-new sans serif design that fluently overlaps the tri-cornered carves up between the geometrical, humanist, and gothic sans serifs. The designers started by reassessing Semplicità, Alessandro Butti’s 1930 design ifor Nebiolo. The font is...
by fontocean | Jan 17, 2014
Barracuda Script is basically a bold and vibrant brush family. This amazing font is available in three weights as well as matching ornament sets. The script has been equipped with alternate characters. Each basic letter possesses at least four variants to facilitate...
by fontocean | Jan 11, 2014
Nimbus sans novus is typeface is an edition using URW++ font source. The family of this typeface supports a wide range of languages including East Europe, Western Europe, Turkish, Baltic, Romanian languages. Some of the fonts have history predating Helvetica’s...
by fontocean | Dec 23, 2013
DomLovesMary font family has been integrated with all you require to develop a unique, custom stationery product. The font has been named in memory of Dominic and Mary Sementelli, Debi’s in-laws. She was so attracted by their dynamic and pleasing personality that she...
by fontocean | Dec 13, 2013
Wood type collection is a striking typeface from Borutta. It can also be defined as a set of brilliant, warm and windswept handmade typefaces. The designer Mateusz Machalski took special care of using a mix of new and old technologies to create the font. The basic...
