font for German Kurrent using thick curvy hand written-like letters

fonts-ottilie

font for German Kurrent using thick curvy hand written-like letters

This proportional font resembles a recent version of the German Kurrent cursive script from around 1900 and aims to look like a curvy handwriting using a thick pen.

fonts-ebgaramond-initials

EB Garamond Initials OpenType fonts

EB Garamond is an open source project to create a revival of Claude Garamont’s famous humanist typeface from the mid-16th century. This package contains OpenType fonts.

fonts-ebgaramond-initials-extra

EB Garamond Initials TrueType and web fonts

EB Garamond is an open source project to create a revival of Claude Garamont’s famous humanist typeface from the mid-16th century. This package contains TrueType fonts (.ttf) and webfonts (.woff).
Clean vintage drafting, avionics, routed signage, and keyboard legend font

fonts-routed-gothic

Clean vintage drafting, avionics, routed signage, and keyboard legend font

A clean implementation of a common lettering style found on technical drawings, engraved office signs, computer and typewriter keyboards, and some comic books and avionics from the mid-20th century.

fonts-morisawa-bizud-gothic

Universal Design typeface Gothic fonts

BIZ UD Gothic is a universal design typeface designed to be easy to read and ideal for education and business documentation. It is a highly legible and well-balanced design sans serif. In order to make the kanji more clear and identifiable, the letterforms are simplified by omitting hane (hook) and geta (the vertical lines extending beyond horizontal strokes at the bottom of kanji). Counters and other spaces are finely adjusted so that the overall balance of the type is not impaired even with the use in relatively large size. The kana are made slightly smaller than the kanji to give a good rhythm and flow when setting long texts in the lighter weights.

fonts-morisawa-bizud-mincho

Universal Design typeface Mincho fonts

BIZ UD Mincho is a universal design typeface designed to be easy to read and ideal for education and business documentation. It is a highly legible and well-balanced design sans serif. In order to make the kanji more clear and identifiable, the letterforms are simplified by omitting hane (hook) and geta (the vertical lines extending beyond horizontal strokes at the bottom of kanji). Counters and other spaces are finely adjusted so that the overall balance of the type is not impaired even with the use in relatively large size. The kana are made slightly smaller than the kanji to give a good rhythm and flow when setting long texts in the lighter weights.