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Free Font Friday: Bemio
BEMIO
AN ULTRABOLD SANS
Bemio is an ultrabold sans with an extensive character set. It bridges the gap between old signage and craftsmanship with modern forms and simplicity. With more than 1000 glyphs, and full Language Support, Bemio is versatile and robust.
DESIGNED BY JOE PRINCE
www.admixdesigns.com
Joe Prince is a graphic designer that specializes in logo and typography design. He crafts hand-made typefaces that are heavily influenced by modern geometry and simple forms. His work can be seen in use all over the web, mainly as webfonts, and continues his passion for design each day.
Free Font Friday: Bender
BENDER: AN INDUSTRIAL INSPIRED THROWBACK.
A chunky face for display type in two weights: inline and solid.
Bender was designed by Jim Dore. Jim is a designer from Kansas City. He is married to a patient woman, makes his own beer, and has three dachshunds that make him feel tall.
Free Font Friday: Napa
Napa is an organic, hand-written font designed by Michela Chiucini, which you can download for free.
Free Font Friday: Mistral
Mistral
Designed by URW, 1992
At first glance, Mistral is a hilariously outdated and girly ’80s-style font. But when used right, it can be an interesting and beautiful typeface in the vein of Roger Excoffon et la fonder Olive. This flamboyant script was exaggerated even more by being printed in hot pink and blazoned on the poster for the 2011 film, Drive. But, in defense of a perhaps “campy” choice for the movie poster font, what Mistral brings with it’s retro flair is an…
“unusual mash-up of art-house style and commercial genre.”
No doubt, when you see those bright pink letters, you will see Drive as much more than your standard crime thriller. Side note, the more you listen to the Drive soundtrack, the more Mistral seems like a valid choice, for everything. Tread lightly.
Free Font Friday: Blanch
Happy New Year!
Blanch is a display face, designed for the ‘Fruita Blanch‘ brand, a family-run company. A traditional font with a contemporary feel, The Blanch typeface family is comprised of 6 weights; 3 condensed weights and 3 caps weights.
Blanch was designed by ATIPUS, a design studio established in Barcelona since 1998 which provides graphic design and web services for companies, associations and public institutions.
Free Font Friday: Banda
Banda Typeface
Banda is a semi-serif typeface characterized by a tall x-height and rounded semi-serifs. Although first designed as a display typeface, Banda quickly evolved into a more complex set, consisting of seven weights plus their respectful italics. Banda can be used for short passages of text as well as fancy displays. Spanning the elegant finesse of the thinner weights to the almost childish bubbliness of the heavier weights, Banda is a great all-round performer, suitable for logos, headlines, packaging and food products and much more.
Buy it from: Myfonts; Fontspring; Hypefortype | 
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Free Font Friday: Weston
Weston Round Slab
This typeface contains rounded slab-serif fonts designed by Pavel Pavlov specifically for use in logos and headlines. Regular and light all-caps versions are available in OpenType formats for free downloading.
Free Font Friday: Tondu
Tondu
A bold yet versatile font that is based on classic proportions and chunky letter forms. The sharp, precise lettering makes it an interesting choice for signage, book jackets, packaging, posters and t-shirts. The small family includes an extended European character set. One font weight, Tondu Beta, is available for free downloading. Registration on MyFonts is required, though.
Free Font Friday: Fanwood
Based on work of a famous Czech-American type designer of yesteryear. The package includes roman and italic. The current version is 1.1, which includes a few improvements. It also introduces Fanwood Text roman and italic, which are the same as Fanwood but slightly darker and reduces in contrast; I tailored it to increase readability on my Amazon Kindle 3 e-book reader.
For more information about the typeface, read this Wikipedia article: [link]
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Free Font Friday: Lindon Hill
Linden Hill
Linden Hill is a digital version of Frederic Goudy’s Deepdene. This small serif family designed by Barry Schwartz includes roman and italic styles. Available in OpenType format, Linden Hill is available under the SIL Open Font License.
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