Make your projects look sleek and on point with help from these professional fonts. They will suit any need, whether it be for commercial or personal use.
Creating good Arabic fonts is a challenge – despite the various design courses and digital devices we now have at our disposal. That’s because typeface design has been, for the most part, aimed at Latin languages. Regular typography design just…
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Fashion has come a long way from simply dressing for occasions, to becoming an expression of one’s self. More than vivid colors or soft textiles, various fashion icons have also served as inspiration to folks all over the world. Today,…
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For centuries, sports have brought people together. Be it the Little League or the Olympics, sports foster teamwork, hard work, and persistence – values that are understood the world over. In terms of design, athletic themes can be described as…
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Thanks to advances in the audio and visual industry, as well as social media, we can now access tons of video content across multiple platforms. From YouTube to Netflix, and everything in between, more and more people are expected to…
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Ryoichi Tsunekawa’s updated form of his older Bebas typeface has garnered a reputation as a fun, simple, and easily workable design. Clean lines and elegant shapes promote a sense of warmth. This makes it an easy choice for the growing…
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Marsnev’s modern sans serif mixes thin strokes with sharp sans, giving off a mid-century vibe. The current Pro version now incorporates lowercase letters and extended support for Greek, Latin, and Cyrillic characters, giving more options for making unique and interesting…
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Flexible, modernist, and supportive, Graphik font can be seen today in almost every commercial media or structure. From magazine covers, website headlines, to business cards, as well as art installations – there’s something about this sans serif that has somehow…
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One can’t go wrong with a clean, minimalist look. It’s always on-point; it’s not distracting; and depending on the designer, you can play around with it so it looks fresh and modern. One just needs a good eye for detail.…
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Most people, even travelers, tend to ignore signs. But they help guide us to where we need to go – be it in airports, train platforms, or road sides. And the fact that you can easily read them is all…
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Did you know that there’s a typeface named after the famous Whitney Museum of American Art? The museum, more commonly known as the ‘Whitney’, was established by famed socialite and art patron Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney. Known for its collection of…
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Recoleta’s variety of weights provides many options in finding the best aesthetic for projects. Lighter weights work great with body text and heavier ones draw emphasis, making them suitable for headlines. How Recoleta Came To Be Jorge Cisterna published his…
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Nowadays, digital devices are as common in households as TVs. We hardly think at all about how the engineers and designers thought about every little detail that went into its production. Things like the default font in the Microsoft OS…
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