There are a million ways to use fonts in our multi-channel world. But when it comes to news – when you need to get the message across clearly and legibly – it’s best to use a font designed specifically for...

There are times for bold statements, and times to back it off a bit. This week we offer two fonts that can do just that. First, please meet Unna by Omnibus-Type. It’s a kindly font, designed by Jorge de Buen...

Back in 2014, designer Ben Whitmore saw a problem. “Of the hundreds of thousands of free fonts on the web, only a tiny handful are ‘text’ fonts suitable for plain text,” he explained in a blog post. “Some of these...

We have a lot fun each week with our Free Friday Fonts, and enjoy digging up some unusual additions to your typeface library.  This week, we bring you Inknut Antiqua by Claus Eggers Sørensen.  The font is inspired by the...

Proving that good design is truly timeless, this week we bring you a remake of the classic 1941 typeface Libre Caslon. The font was given an updated treatment by Rodrigo Fuenzalida and Pablo Impallari, and features two separate display and...

We don’t mean to be didactic – or maybe we do. The moral of the story is that this week’s free fonts are a great addition to any designer’s tool kit. First off is Modum by The Northern Block, a UK-based...

Font designer Tom Chalky created Brixton as his first ever (and one of his best-selling) font families. He redesigned it in 2015, and it’s now available in three weights. Brixton features a distinctive, decorative style with a hand-drawn feel and...

In projects where readability is paramount, it’s tempting to go with those familiar workhorse fonts  – Georgia, Helvetica, Open Sans, Verdana – they’re safe, if not entirely inspiring.  Next time, consider Source Serif Pro from Adobe.  The free family includes...

This week we bring you two distinct fonts, each beautifully adapted to a specific purpose.First up is Chivo by designer Hecto Gatti of Omnibus-Type in Buenos Aires. A grotesque-style typeface with four different weights, it’s ideal when you want one...