since 1995
More features, more weights,
coordinated:
Faber Serif | Faber Sans
Absolut, the modern sans serif for the 3rd millenium, has been expanded again and is now available as a variable font. The range is from Thin to Black, widths from UltraCondensed to Expanded and italics reaching from Backslanted to ExtraItalic. Not forgetting the handmade Absolut Sketch and the ultrabold Absolut Fat… explore more
It’s the first variable font by ingoFonts: the Wendelin now covers a wide range of weights – from Thin to ExtraBold. In addition many extras such as small caps, several kinds of numerals, arrows… more
The Faber font family is all new. The Faber Serif now has ten weights with loads of features, including stylistic alternates, small caps and alternative numerals… more
August Sans Pro now supports Eastern European languages, Greek,
Cyrillic and Vietnamese. Additional features and lively forms
bring a little more vitality into typography… more
The modern sans serif has been extended.
Now it contains four more weights plus
additional
OpenType features, e.g. small caps… more
The Pro version of the beautiful classic Roman typeface has been extended:
it now includes Small Caps… more
The fascinating ballpoint pen script now got a bold weight in addition to the “regular” and “sloppy”.
Geometrically constructed fonts do not necessarily have to be pointed and angular; It also works consistently around.
The playful, decorative DeFonte finally is developed for all requirements.
In Belgium and France comics are referred to as ”Bande DesinÉe“, in short ”BÉdÉ“ or even shorter BD.
A beautiful text typeface whose unostentatious forms… more
Sometimes, it may be more suitable to use a font with a less clean effect instead… more
In practice, there are always situations in which as much information
as possible has to be positioned in as little space as possible.
The ingoFont ÉconoSans is made for exactly this purpose… more
This font has been developed exclusively for SAZ Services and their client Heinz-Sielmann-Stiftung. Coming from a few samples… more
Fonts can be so simple. And for free! more
A font like this one could have been designed in 18th century France. Type of Baroque style was already common then and dominated the appearance of printed matter… more
Conté Script is a computer font but has the extraordinary look of handwriting. The model for Conté Script is my personal everyday handwriting written on normal paper using an extra soft-lead pencil. This font is obviously not another ”Schönschrift…“ more
Language support:
Standard (Latin 1),
Plus (+ Latin Extended A)
Pro (+ Greek + Cyrillic)
All fonts include
OpenType .otf (PostScript) and .ttf (TrueType) + WebKit (web fonts and .css)
Here's the catch: Most files offered here to download contain only a reduced font. That means, the font only consists of uppercase and lowercase from A to Z or rather, a to z. The complete font including numbers, umlauts, punctuations and especially the ligatures is only available with your order and your cash.
All ingoFonts presented in one book. Download the ingoFonts type specimen PDF… [ca. 31 MB]
The strange name of this font means nothing other than ”brush,“ but only the Dutch understand it. The typeface is spirited, amusing and flashy. I made the handwritten original of DeBorstel Brush quickly and without interruption with a pointed brush…
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