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Three Vector Styles from Gustav Jerlardtz
Three new font styles added to the ImJustCreative free and opensource font library. This time a triple helping from Gustav Jerlardtz.
I originally saw this new font, Teodoria, on his Behance profile several months back. I emailed him asking if would consider making it available for a free download, and here we are.
Teodoria Font Designed by
Gustuv Jerlardtz - http://www.jerlardtz.com
Behance Profile - http://www.behance.net/jerlardtz
Twitter - Jerlardtz
Facebook – Gustav Jerlardtz
About
The assignment was to create a personal font. That was to be used in business cards and personal logotypes. So, I created a round square-fond, as i like to call it. And when I finished it, I kept going and made 2 more.
Teodoria comes in 3 styles : Teodoria Round, Teodoria Regular and Teodoria Sharp. Please remember, it’s not a working font. It is supplied as a editable vector EPS. I have saved it down to Illustrator v88 for epic compatibility.
Download
Download Teodoria and use for free.
Distribution
If you wish to distribute this font in any way, please contact Gustav directly for appropriate permission.
Teodoria in action. A retrospective exhibition, version 1.
Notice the small grey dots between the black squares in the image below
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diggin this font, thanks!
diggin this font, thanks!
fan snyggast på länge!
/skägge!
fan snyggast på länge!
/skägge!
Awesome! loving your collection of free fonts ! and this one by gustav
Awesome! loving your collection of free fonts ! and this one by gustav
Nice font thanx!
Nice font thanx!
but it’s unreadable…?
Do remember, its mostly for display work and specialty design, its not intended for setting many words etc. Ideal for logos, initials etc.
I know, but to me it’s still more like a bar code than an actual font. Anyways some people seem to have fun with it ;)
but it’s unreadable…?
Do remember, its mostly for display work and specialty design, its not intended for setting many words etc. Ideal for logos, initials etc.
I know, but to me it’s still more like a bar code than an actual font. Anyways some people seem to have fun with it ;)
It’s awesome, I love it!
It’s awesome, I love it!
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