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Felt That font family
Designed by Jess Latham in 2015
Up to 1 Family
Supports at least 21 languages (Std / OT CFF)
Available licenses for all styles:
Supports up to 73 languages.
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Supports up to 5 OpenType features.
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New font releases in July 2016
New arrivals July 2016: The dynamic calligraphic font Mila Script, the lively Book Antiqua Librum, the varied Canvas Acrylic Megafamily and other fonts
Get to know our new arrivals: We’ve picked out text and headline fonts, families large and small, and beautiful calligraphy for you. Give your designs that special touch by using fonts that are not well known. You not only expand your inventory with the interesting and distinctive fonts presented here, but also create a modern foundation for perfect designs.
Mila Script (FaceType)
Countless alternative letters, start and end shapes and swash variants make for a custom typeface in the flamboyant, very dynamic calligraphic font Mila Script by Georg Herold-Wildfellner. Ornaments and a matching sans round out the offer.
Librum (Hackberry Font Foundry)
The somewhat irregular letter forms and an unusual, very dynamic italic lend the lively Book Antiqua Librum by David Bergsland a very special, historic flair. Thanks to the font’s open counters and large x-height, it also works extremely well in the small font sizes.
Canvas Acrylic Megafamily (Yellow Design Studio)
The collection Canvas Acrylic Megafamily contains nine sub-families made up of varied and diverse fonts for packaging design. Many of the casual and lively fonts play with incomplete color application and offer overlay options for special effects. Styles with matching ornaments round off the font.
Salt and Spices Mono (Fontforecast)
The monolinear, dynamic script font Salt and Spices Mono by Hanneke Classen has a very realistic appearance, thanks to the interconnected letters. Numerous, extremely long swash variants and additional styles with matching small caps offer you plenty of choice for diverse designs.
Ciutadella Rounded (Emtype Foundry)
Curved line ends and geometric letters lend Ciutadella Rounded by Eduardo Manso a structured, stencil-like character. Use this well-equipped family for guidance systems, for example, or publications.
Libel Suit (Typodermic)
Structured forms determine the character of the very narrow sans Libel Suit by Ray Larabie. A number of striking letter forms serve as eye-catchers and provide for variety in headlines and in shorter texts.
Olicana (G-Type)
The vibrant and dynamic script font Olicana by Nick Cooke provides countless alternative letter forms and ligatures in order to create very realistic design. Use one of the three styles to find the perfect expression for your design.
Submariner (Marin Santic)
The humanist sans Submariner by Marin Santic, with its generous options, is ideal for designs with high information density – like annual reports, for example. The friendly, restrained and very legible letters can also be used for signalization symbols or infographics.
Minnie (Lebbad Design)
Many frills and ornaments give the playful script font Minnie by James Lebbad an almost kitschy flair. Minnie works particularly well in the larger font sizes like headlines or in shorter texts, as well.
Festive (TypeSETit)
The high-contrast, ornamental letters of the playful script font Festive by Rob Leuschke come with numerous versions to guarantee varied designs. This typeface is ideal for festive occasions, in particular.
Erbaum (The Northern Block)
Structured letters lend the square sans Erbaum by Mariya V. Pigoulevskaya a technical and formal character. The clear forms of the well-equipped family can be used in headlines and logos as well as short texts.
Felt That (Blue Vinyl Fonts)
Felt That by Jess Latham simulates a friendly handwriting font created with a felt-tip pen. Several ligatures create a realistic image and make the font ideal wherever an eye-catching, personal touch is needed.
Monkton (Club Type)
Starting from the Roman Capitalis, Adrian Williams created the noble Antiqua Monkton and added matching lowercase letters. Monkton is well-equipped with four weights and matching italic styles, and can also be used for longer texts.
Hurme Geometric Sans No. 4 (Hurme Design)
With alternate swash versions, Hurme Geometric Sans No. 4 by Toni Hurme adds a very special touch. The perfectly equipped family, with nine weights, plays out its strengths particularly well in the larger font sizes.
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