Free (CC0) Multilingual Constant Height Sans Block Font by JingYo

AZUL by JingYo

#Bold, #Condensed, Constant Height (exept accents), Block Filling #Sans #Font with a Modernized Art Deco Playbill look. 

 

https://w3n.us/azul

 

CC0 PD #Free #Typeface with #Multilingual Support. 

 

It makes a fine font for a variety of needs, and although designed as art is quite legible and makes you slow down and read.  I think it looks good, I like it, or it wouldn't be here.  It will not fit everywhere, but it is a great font.  And free, and you can even modify it and create your own derivative if you want to take that route and tweak it or even redefine it and make it something else.

 

Note that you can use this one as a web font, too.  It has been released into the public domain as a freeware font that holds onto the authoring designer's Copyright, but you can pretty much do anything with it, and it's free!

Free for Commercial or Personal Use. Download from Font-Journal... 

https://w3n.us/azul

SDSU Collegiate V2 Wide Freeware (Web) Font

The good news is that I have been busy building fonts.  The bad news is that I have been so busy creating fonts on my own, building well documented archives and sharing fonts online in social media (in my Google+ fonts group, and on my Pinterest), that I have neglected this blog.

Starting today, I want to rectify that.  I have been updating Font-Journal, but added a few fonts of my own, as well.  So, I will start with my own fonts that have been archived there.

After following up my most popular font, SDSU Collegiate, with a second version that addressed some issues in the overall cohesive design of the font ('SDSU Collegiate V2'), I then extended that font with a new, wider version, 'SDSU Collegiate Extended', so that I was starting to build a V2 font family.

Last year, I further extended that font family by creating this new font, "SDSU Collegiate V2 Wide", which of course, is even a wider version of my collegiate/sports block slab serif...

SHORT (Vanity) URL:
https://w3n.us/sdsucollegiatev2wide

The usage license only requires that I be credited with an active link for use of the font, attribution for my work once (somewhere, blog, website or even in social media), and the license cites a number of links a persona can link to, to accomplish that.

The SDSU Collegiate (V2) fonts started out life as a sports jersey font and therefore each font has a limited character set (SDSU Collegiate V2 Wide offers 98 glyphs).
However, the only punctuation missing from the Basic Latin letterset are the single & double, left & right, quotation marks (4 characters), plus it does include the TM & SM marks.