Friday Freebies: Collection of free fonts - lV

Stela Ut Typeface by Wete - Download

Sequi Typeface by João Andrade - Download

Vetka Typeface by Ruslan Khasanov - Download

Muchacho Typeface by Jeff Schreiber - Download

ALEO Typeface by Allesio Laiso - Download

Futura Customby Frank Hemmekam - Download

Laika Typeface by Rodrigo Araya Salas - Download

Pattern Typeface by Tamer Köşeli - Download

Liquor Typeface by Bayley Design - Download

Niewe Typeface by Mr. Zyan - Download

Cylburn Typeface by Dai Foldes - Download

Fairview Typeface by Riley Cran - Download

Believe Typeface by Konrad Bednarski - Download

Pigopago Typeface by Blastto - Download

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Windows of New York   |    http://windowsofnewyork.com

“The Windows of New York project is a weekly illustrated fix for an obsession that has increasingly grown in me since chance put me in this town. A product of countless steps of journey through the city streets, this is a collection of windows that somehow have caught my restless eye out from the never-ending buzz of the city. This project is part an ode to architecture and part a self-challenge to never stop looking up.”

José Guizar is a Mexican graphic designer in New York City. Driven by curiosity and a constant desire to learn and evolve –among other more material things, of course–, I’m a devoted pursuer of the well-rounded designer utopia. I strive to create playful, clever, yet strong messages that let others communicate, and let me play entertainer.

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Alex Pabian    |    http://alexpabian.com

“While making use of traditional visual elements and typography, the traditional concept of trade is brought across in a minimalist, modern manner. The trademark is in the form of an octopus; a very old symbol for the sea, yet presented in a clean, refined way. The use of touches of gold foil and paper give the much-needed feel of luxury that the target audience yearns for in a case of expensive cigars. The concept is fully brought across in the “code” used to denote cigar flavors. Old naval symbols are used to illustrate and describe the flavor of each cigar.”

I’m a Polish/South African designer living and working in Miami, Florida. I hope you enjoy experiencing my work as thoroughly as I enjoyed creating it.

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Zachary Smith    |    http://zacharysmithh.tumblr.com

Twenty year old creative living in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. He draws letters, birds and deers.

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Annika Weis    |    http://behance.net/annikaweis

“The strategic positioning ‘Strong Together’ was visually articulated in the overlapping of the individual letters of the brandmark. A broad spectrum of colours was used to represent core internal pillars of love, hope, strength, wisdom and belonging creating a positive brand expression for both internal and external audiences. Developing the system further, supergraphics were created using enlarged, cropped sections of the brand device. This strong visual language and colour system has been applied to all facets of the business from online, office interiors, merchandise and wayfinding signage.”

Senior designer based in Sydney, Australia. Focused on graphic design, branding and print design.

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Jamie Oliver Aspinall   |   http://schnuppe.ch

“Font, graphic design and illustration project.”

I’m Jamie Aspinall from schnuppe°. A desigbureau specialized in illustrations for different subjects. I always try to let my thoughts be visible.

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Julian Hrankov   |   http://julianhrankov.com

“Corporate Identity & Packaging study for the brand »im nu«, a coffee substitute.”

I’m Julian Hrankov, Logo & Corporate Design specialist based in Berlin, Germany.

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Shop Hunting Tuesdays: DressNote

DressNote   |   http://7jot.com

Dress Note is a weekly planner with a visual glossary of men’s style. Dress Note is a must for every season. Garments and accessories for a wardrobe full of flair. With 32 pages of images and details of a gentleman wardrobe described in two languages. Dress Note is dedicated to smart men and lovers of the beauty of style.

Unique and classy, Seven Jot products are entirely designed and made in Italy with high quality material and a scrupulous process. The cover is entirely plastered with premium quality fabric made by the top Italian brands as Loro Piana, Ermenegildo Zegna, Cerruti, Barbera and so on.

From prince of wales to chalk stripe, from pure wool to cashmere and cotton: what fabric have you chosen? What diary are you wearing today? For more information visit the website or e-shop.

*Each Tuesday TDB presents you one cool (design) shop / brand that we find all over the internet. We’ll be featuring all kinds of shops (clothing, prints, furniture and more) and if you own one and you think we should check it out, let us know! (email)*

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Estudio Paco Bascuñán    |    http://espaciopacobascunan.com

We are a small graphic design studio located in Valencia, Spain, where we design identities, brands, websites, we make books and curate exhibitions, amongst other things, and besides we have a beautiful garden. We actually work between Valencia and Barcelona and in charge of it we are Lupe Martínez, Bea Bascuñán and Albert Jornet.

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Dry Design    |    http://dry-design.it

“A young brewery that thinks big! We designed this packaging for a small brewery in Milan. The beers’ names are inspired by galaxies, and the illustrations want to express the character of the different typology of beer.”

Dry Design was founded in 2010 by the collaboration of Carolina Cloos and Francesca Mezzetti. It’s a young, but not inexperienced reality. Analyze customer needs and find the best solution to combine imagination and rationality, graphic visual clarity and consistency is our approach to each new project. Our work ranges from print to web.

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