If you’re still using the same old typefaces you presented your school projects in, and you’re starting to notice that your presentations and designs smell faintly of a care home, this post will interest you.
It’s obvious that a very important part of any design is choosing a good typeface, or a good set of them.
There are endless typefaces to choose from, but the ones you’ll almost certainly be most interested in are the free typefaces.
Below I’ll leave you a few links where you can download some of the typefaces we’ve picked out for free, which are a perfectly valid option for presenting any business card design, catalogue design, company presentation and so on.
A selection of free typefaces
1. Coco
A typeface created by Hendrick Rolandez in 2012.
Coco is a sans serif family in a set of 8 fonts covering regular, italic, bold, bold italic, condensed, condensed italic, condensed bold and condensed bold italic, which can be used for any digital project as well as for print.
A good typeface choice for fashion lovers that you’ll be able to use to present any company project.
Click the link to download this fantastic free typeface.
2. High
This is one of those typefaces well suited to creating a design that’s powerful, strong and, to a degree, violent.
Obviously, with those adjectives it isn’t suited to every kind of project, so we’ll only be able to use it on certain jobs and with certain clients.
It won’t do for everyone, but with the right one it lives up to its name.
Because higher is exactly that: high!
A good typeface choice for fashion lovers that you’ll be able to use to present any company project.
Click the link to download this fantastic free typeface.
3. Rounda
This is a brilliant free typeface: it oozes flow, funk and movement.
Without tipping into kitsch, Rounda gives us a typeface we can use for print design, covers and the occasional client this kind of typeface suits.
Click the link to download this fantastic free typeface.
