Free Font: Often
Inspired by Albert-Jan Pool’s DIN typeface (which was a redesign of the german DIN 1941) and the bestseller Gill Sans by Eric Gill.
I tried to smooth and blend the harsh and letterhead style of DIN with the elegance and roundness of Gill Sans.
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The Ad Mad December 22nd
mm I don’t see it as a finished font yet… Some signs need some work: g, k, 2 …. Nice start though!
Bobby December 22nd
It’s a great typeface, but considering this designer stipulates:
**YOU CANNOT USE THIS FONT OUTSIDE OF DEVIANT ART
THIS FONT IS NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE (websites, logos, banners, books, etc)**
Its seems a little too restricted for any sort of use.
Alan Valek December 22nd
Thanks for another great san-serif!
Chris O'Donnell December 22nd
Yup, the license says “NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE”… So I don’t see the point in downloading it – that’s quite a stupid license, though… If you want you’re typeface noticed, you let people try it out in their own design. Makes little sense – generally, people send in links to post stuff on Creattica, so if this was sent in, both the sender and Niki would have had to miss the licensing information. Best removed, if you ask me. The font looks cool from afar, but some glyphs are obviously lacking, like the “g”, “k”, “s”, etc. Good start, though, and a hell of a lot better than I’ll do anytime soon!
Mike Jones December 23rd
totally agree with @Bobby. Too restricting for any kind of real use. I get tired of trying to remember which fonts I can and cannot use on commercial projects.
João Franco December 29th
Not for commercial use means you can try the font, and I really appreciate that, means you CAN’T use it except trying it out.
João Franco December 29th
And its true, it’s not finished yet. Thanks for the comments though.
João
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