Best Free Fonts For Designers

There are thousands of fonts, so much that people might get misloaded, confused, and after conducting searches they still indecisive. How about we just look at the bright side? The fact that we have conducted our research to directly answer what people usually query the most. Here are some of the questions.

Best Professional Font for Graphic Designer 

It is mostly Helvetica. It is like the blue jeans of fonts. It matches anything. However, if you have a specific taste Let us be firstly aware that not all fonts are free, some of them are paid. But that doesn’t apply to Tasmimak. We do have the major four font types.

Script Fonts:

These are the ones that can be downloaded and used while your credit card is resting in the wallet, and it doesn’t mean if it is free that is not good enough to satisfy your business demands. For example, you know these types of Handwritten look-alike fonts. The ones that seem like the French handwriting. Don’t worry it is not that horrendous. It is categorized as a “Script Font” One of them is named after a city in Sweden, Hello Stockholm. Yeah, that is the name! See for yourself.

The use of this font category will reflect some elements like Fun or outgoingness. Another Font example of the same category is the Mightype. It can seem like complex handwriting that a 5-year-old can read it easily. Lastly is the “Selima Font”. This font is specially designed to fight the stereotype of the Old-fashioned and Boringness of the script fonts. World-class designers approved that Script fonts can blend in well with the Serif fonts. Which will be discussed now.

Serif Fonts:

Serif fonts are the fonts that have specialties towards the edges of the letters, adding an aesthetic appealing value. Take these for instance. How can I explain the Oranienbaum Regular? Bold yet slim? Ironic I know but the best description that can be provided is by saying that an article written with this font would give you the Vibe of a political conspiracy, even if it is talking about a fairy tale. So many mixed emotions. Never mind, I will leave you to it. I see everything in Black and White. I see Abraham Lincoln smoking his pipe and reading the newspaper. This font on the Papers, is it Butler? Yes, the Butler Font will give you the vibe of the early 19th century. See?

Manipulation is unethical. But not when it comes to playing with the thickness of the fonts at a specific angle(s). That makes it attractive, Take the Canvas font for instance. It is midnight, and you’re walking down in London streets you see all of these clubs with a vibrant font. You look up, you see something shiny and bright. It is the Moon. Whether if it is the font or the Actual moon. They have many things in common, including the name!

Many debates about this Font; whether it is the reflection of creative technology, or it fuels up the appetite. It is a German font, so it is sophisticated and deep. Yet, attractive. I don’t know why it reminds some people of Berlin’s Döner Kebab’s shops, it is either because they use the same font, or maybe the letter ö psychologically affects the people because of the font’s name including this letter. Its name is Kolikö.

San-Serifs (Non-Serifs) :

The most cliché out of the Serifs is the “Times New Roman”, see how it is different than the San-Serif Calibri font I am using? Do you see how the edges are way sharper in the Roman in contrast with the Calibri? - See, there is not that much variance to discuss the non-serif fonts but left to be said, it is very simple. Maybe this is how it should differentiate from the other fonts. It works best if it is a Healer Quote. It works best with the colors that include and match Yellow and Orange.

Décorative Fonts :

 The decorative fonts withdraw the same impression of the Tesla CyberTruck. It is so futuristic that seems so vintage. It is usually considered timeless, yet suits give the impression that your company isn’t outdated. you might see it in a burger shop, and possibly hi-tech startups.