This font was created with the help of Photoshop, and is available for personal and commercial use.
Thanks to: Mark White
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This is DEMO version of my font Mental Hospital. Designed in dark and grungy style. Perfect for some credits in horror movie ect. This is DEMO version with capital letters only. All signs are in full version included. If you are interested in commercial use licence ( one person licence) please donate 6 dollars on store@polish-your-art.com. If you need any other licences contact me.
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FHA Sign DeVinne is another in the series of updates/revivals from master sign painter F. H. Atkinson.
Commercial Purchases – Desktop and Extended:
http://www.thefontry.com/fhadevinne
Complete Specimen Book:
http://thefontry.com/fha_sign_devinne/fha_devinne_specimen.pdf
Designer’s Comments:
Around the end of the 19th century, the print typeface De Vinne was released and became popular. But, this is not that story….
Once, long ago, there were no large format digital printers or vinyl cutters. Signs, posters, banners etc., were screen printed, in the case of mass production, or hand lettered. Sign painting was a difficult skill to master. Some young men apprenticed to more skilled sign painters to learn the craft. Others got some paint and brushes, maybe a how-to book and let the paint start flying. For the hand letterers there weren’t fonts in the technical sense. Each painter would build a repertoire of forms. These forms defined broad categories – standard or block styles, roman styles, block serifs, scripts and casuals and the single stroke forms. If you wanted a bold you used a wider brush. Italic forms were a slanted block or serif form with script or casual flourishes and terminals. There were stove pipe forms that acted as condensed letter styles. Most clients accepted these limitations. But, there will always be clients who are difficult. These folks wanted a specific print font for their signs. In the digital age, it is a simple matter to purchase the font and run it through the plotter or digital printer and be done. Back in the day, those fellows had to adapt something they were practiced at to new serifs and terminals. Any new “font” had to be practiced until the painter could reproduce the letters with some confidence. DeVinne was popular enough that Frank Atkinson included it among his demonstrations fonts in his manual on sign painting. If you like bold serif fonts for display and headline type, FHA Sign DeVinne might be what you are looking for. Okay, so it is a revival of a Frank H. Atkinson classic, is that a bad thing? It is updated and modernized with an effort to clean up any pesky issues with character agreement. It seems a bit trite to say that Sign DeVinne is a face for a new millennial, but, there, we’ve said it. The font has clear bold strokes and a well defined character.
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Frontpage Condensed designed by Juri Zaech. Frontage Condensed is a layered type system inspired by eye-catching and colorful facade signage. Its main aspect is — like many typographic installations on storefronts — three dimensional. The narrow, generously spaced letterforms lend the typeface a bold and eminent voice. The more ornamental layers like Bulb or Neon bring nostalgia to the family, while the Shadow layer maximizes the spacial impression. The system’s ten layers can be used alone or combined making the family a versatile toolkit. The use of color reveals Frontage Condensed’s full potential, yet for stark applications it works great in black and white too. Check the specimen PDF for examples.
Thanks to Juri Zaech, this is the demo version, only one weight, and only free for personal use, you need a commercial license fonts his purchase to the address below
Download Full Version Personal use only
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Introduction to a Tagus Display Free Typeface, Tagus designed and shared by Pedro Azedo. Tagus is inspired in two font (Azedo and Kanji)
Tagus only include capital letters, is designed in geometric inspiration, with bold lines and aligns very scientific, it is designed by hands, and neatly edited. You can use it for work purposes.
Thanks very much to Pedro Azedo, this is the free version only allows personal use, you visit the shop and buy his fonts!
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OTF and TTF: Wicked Mouse (Regular and 3D)
Dennis Ludlow 2016 all rights reserved
by Sharkshock
dennis@sharkshock.net
Hold onto your hats folks! Wicked Mouse is a playful display font that captures the magic of cartoons from a distant era. Basic latin, punctuation, extended latin, and diacritics are included in the full versions. Lowercase characters differ slightly in variation and rotation in the regular version while they
mirror their uppercase counterparts in the 3D one. Do check the included glyph maps for all the characters. (slight overlap to be expected with some of the characters) Wacky, childlike, and loose in nature, you’ll be able to inject a bit of fun with this typeface into a drab project. Use Wicked Mouse
for a children’s book, web pages, or a fun logo design. Unleash your inner kid! A demo of the regular version is included for personal use. Full version plus 3D can be purchased for $15 or by purchasing a commercial license.
Please note the $15 purchase is for PERSONAL use only and does NOT initiate a business contract.
This font like my others are free for personal use only as long as this readme file stays intact. For commercial use please contact me at dennis@sharkshock.net to discuss an end user license agreement. You can also visit www.sharkshock.net/license for more info and terms. I also design custom
fonts for companies, logos, and many other things. If you’d like to leave me a PayPal donation you can use my email address above. Your generosity will be most appreciated!
Thank you for your support!
visit www.sharkshock.net for more and take a bite out of BORING design!
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A personal approach to classics, Gotcha Gothic was created to have an extended option for headings, with lowercases, accents and iconography, not necessarily for web. Optical adjustments and graphic effects were reduced to minimum for a block, bold appearance (more of an Impact than a Franklin).
The 3D version should be used together with the Italic, to cover potential overlap of letters and keep a true effect. 3D with a wide kerning may not need the Italic though.
The Stamp Basic has a reduced amount of characters just to keep a smaller file size, the extended version has all the glyphs the Regular has, but it gets to an excessively large size for a font.
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Introducing to you a new font Display. Slot Font designed by Adrien Coquet & Hugo Dath. Slot is a rounded font with a semicircle pattern. Slot is tottaly free both for personnal and commercial projects.
Thanks to Adrien Coquet Design. Craze Typeface free for personal use and commercial use, you can find more but similar font on befonts
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Introduce to you a very special font. ALVA FONT designed by Marcelo Melo Reis. Alva is a very nice minimalist geometric font for posters and headlines, this font have two super cool styles that you can easily mix it between uppercase and lowercase.
Thanks to FGD. ALVA FONT free for personal use and commercial use, you can find more but similar font on befonts
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To purchase a commercial license, visit: www.mansgreback.com/fonts/habanero
For questions or proposals, feel very free to mail contact@mansgreback.com
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Hunter Heart
Buy Full Vesion Commercial Use Font:
www.creativemarket.com/feydesign
www.graphicriver.net/user/feyTypoFoundry
www.etsy.com/shop/ferrydesign
Tutorial Font:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfDzGpv50dQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZM-1-_L73w
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This font was created with the help of Photoshop, and is available for personal and commercial use.
Thanks to: Mark White
Download Check out more Personal & Commercial Use
The post Inflecto Font appeared first on Free Fonts.
This is DEMO version of my font Mental Hospital. Designed in dark and grungy style. Perfect for some credits in horror movie ect. This is DEMO version with capital letters only. All signs are in full version included. If you are interested in commercial use licence ( one person licence) please donate 6 dollars on store@polish-your-art.com. If you need any other licences contact me.
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FHA Sign DeVinne is another in the series of updates/revivals from master sign painter F. H. Atkinson.
Commercial Purchases – Desktop and Extended:
http://www.thefontry.com/fhadevinne
Complete Specimen Book:
http://thefontry.com/fha_sign_devinne/fha_devinne_specimen.pdf
Designer’s Comments:
Around the end of the 19th century, the print typeface De Vinne was released and became popular. But, this is not that story….
Once, long ago, there were no large format digital printers or vinyl cutters. Signs, posters, banners etc., were screen printed, in the case of mass production, or hand lettered. Sign painting was a difficult skill to master. Some young men apprenticed to more skilled sign painters to learn the craft. Others got some paint and brushes, maybe a how-to book and let the paint start flying. For the hand letterers there weren’t fonts in the technical sense. Each painter would build a repertoire of forms. These forms defined broad categories – standard or block styles, roman styles, block serifs, scripts and casuals and the single stroke forms. If you wanted a bold you used a wider brush. Italic forms were a slanted block or serif form with script or casual flourishes and terminals. There were stove pipe forms that acted as condensed letter styles. Most clients accepted these limitations. But, there will always be clients who are difficult. These folks wanted a specific print font for their signs. In the digital age, it is a simple matter to purchase the font and run it through the plotter or digital printer and be done. Back in the day, those fellows had to adapt something they were practiced at to new serifs and terminals. Any new “font” had to be practiced until the painter could reproduce the letters with some confidence. DeVinne was popular enough that Frank Atkinson included it among his demonstrations fonts in his manual on sign painting. If you like bold serif fonts for display and headline type, FHA Sign DeVinne might be what you are looking for. Okay, so it is a revival of a Frank H. Atkinson classic, is that a bad thing? It is updated and modernized with an effort to clean up any pesky issues with character agreement. It seems a bit trite to say that Sign DeVinne is a face for a new millennial, but, there, we’ve said it. The font has clear bold strokes and a well defined character.
The post FHA Sign DeVinneNC Font appeared first on Free Fonts.
Frontpage Condensed designed by Juri Zaech. Frontage Condensed is a layered type system inspired by eye-catching and colorful facade signage. Its main aspect is — like many typographic installations on storefronts — three dimensional. The narrow, generously spaced letterforms lend the typeface a bold and eminent voice. The more ornamental layers like Bulb or Neon bring nostalgia to the family, while the Shadow layer maximizes the spacial impression. The system’s ten layers can be used alone or combined making the family a versatile toolkit. The use of color reveals Frontage Condensed’s full potential, yet for stark applications it works great in black and white too. Check the specimen PDF for examples.
Thanks to Juri Zaech, this is the demo version, only one weight, and only free for personal use, you need a commercial license fonts his purchase to the address below
Download Full Version Personal use only
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Introduction to a Tagus Display Free Typeface, Tagus designed and shared by Pedro Azedo. Tagus is inspired in two font (Azedo and Kanji)
Tagus only include capital letters, is designed in geometric inspiration, with bold lines and aligns very scientific, it is designed by hands, and neatly edited. You can use it for work purposes.
Thanks very much to Pedro Azedo, this is the free version only allows personal use, you visit the shop and buy his fonts!
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