Hey guys, it's me Will Paterson.
Today I'm going to be showing you the best fonts to download.
These are all commercially free to use as well.
The first one is Misto. Misto is a display font with reverse contrast.
The cool thing about this font is that it's inspired by city in Ukraine.
The font was inspired by the low and wide buildings in the city
the city of which is Slavutych, apparently the youngest city in Ukraine.
It's in Cyrillic, it's got alternative characters, and
obviously, we've got the Latin as well.
But it just looks so different compared to every other font
that you see.
It's a really nice display font to put into your arsenal for
different kind of work.
Maybe poster design, artwork cover, or even some branding coverage.
The next font is Bagnard Sans.
This is probably one of my favorite fonts that I've seen
for a long time that is free for commercial use.
It's got a really old style look to it, although it's a san serif
which means it doesn't have serifs.
It sort of looks like, it does as well.
Bagnard is an old style san serif font with contrasting
glyphs inspired by the graffitis of an anonymous
prisoner of the Napoleonic Wars.
It comes with a full set of glyphs, including some
multilingual support.
Again, this typeface is grateful logos, headlines
within posters, any sort of design work that you see
yourself doing with that hint of being vintage.
It is super nice and clean.
If you're a nerd for good type design, this one is for you.
The next font, number three, is Compress.
Compress is a high contrast condensed san serif typeface.
With its modern look, the font offers a whole range of options
to create stunning layouts.
I really do love condensed typefaces, but something that
makes it even more interesting in this typeface and font is
that it's contrasting as well.
It's got the thicks and the thins.
It gives it this sort of 50s vibe that you wouldn't see in a
normal just condensed typeface.
Again, great to use in headlines.
I do love these bold typefaces.
The next font is Morgans.
I'm a huge fan, as I've just said, of condensed typefaces,
and this is another great one for you to use.
Morguns is a bold type of font that has different characters
from other bold fonts.
It's weight excels in logos, posts and social media magazine
titles, clothing, large print formats, and anywhere you want to see it.
With social media posts being so constricting with type, you
don't really want a wide font unless it's something that it's
part of the style.
Condensed typefaces work really well on Instagram because you
can add more information in and it doesn't look too tight to read.
In fact, I use condensed typefaces all the time and that
is not the last condensed typeface I'm going to recommend to you today.
We're going extreme. The next condensed typeface and
again, it's free for commercial use it's Humane.
The Humane typeface is dedicated to all human beings.
Life is not fair to anyone, and everyone is facing their situation.
Still, there's love and compassion.
So hang on and enjoy whatever you've got.
We've seen this type designer before in a previous video
where we talked about fonts.
Rajesh Rajput.
I don't know if I'm saying your name right, but you are an
amazing type designer.
You created meshed display and amazing fonts all the way throughout.
What I love about Humane is the fact that it adds a lot of
character to portrait posts online.
In fact, on his Behance page, you can actually see that he's
got Instagram post examples of how well it works on social media.
But not only that, it works great on poster designs and
also magazine front pages.
There's several weights, but it's also variable as well.
So that means that you can choose the weight that you want.
So again, it's all linked down below, so go grab them.
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The next font is Human Sans.
Human Sans is a geometric sansrve typeface.
Originally designed in 2016 as a house font for Continuum, a
design and innovation firm based in Boston, the font
family contains seven weights from thin to black with
corresponding obliques.
Personally, I love to use Human Sans for my UI designs inside
of Figma, but also for branding projects.
They're great for presentations.
Clean fonts anytime you need to have a clean presentation for a
client, just something readable but looks good without having
to try too hard.
Kind of like that Scandinavian minimalism.
Then this san serif font is really good for you, not only
because it just looks great on these things, but also because
of the many weights that it has.
So you can create a real good type system within your
branding or within your UI designs.
Essentially, it's great for design systems.
The next font is a bit of a wild card font, but I couldn't
look past it.
It actually looks really good.
It is Major Mono font.
Essentially, it's a geometric monospace typeface with playful alternatives.
I like the description they gave.
So this is a monospace geometric to all uppercase san serif typeface.
It has many playful attributes
within side of it, you can see it looks great for anything
poster design related to give you that cool aesthetic.
Obviously, graphic design is more about the functionality,
but when you're trying to get the aesthetic down, this is a
really easy way of doing so, getting that sort of cyber feel.
So if you're looking for something a bit more playful,
then Major Mono is a font for you to try.
Now, the last font is one of my favorites, Macherie.
It's an old style, antique inspired typeface.
Old style fonts have a very distinct look and they're
getting more and more popular nowadays because old style
fonts like the ones that you see in 50s all the way up to
the 70s kind of have this lovely
look to them that you can't replicate too easily in a modern sans.
A lot of companies are going back to them.
A lot of designers love the aesthetics of them.
Personally, as a hand lettering artist, I love them.
They give me a lot of inspiration and they allow me
to sort of compose hand lettering in an interesting way.
Well, Macherie is great for those types of branding
projects that you need a more oldschool font with.
It depends on the company, but a lot of the time you'll find
that, for instance, if you're working for a company that
sells cosmetic goods, craft goods, or anything that is just
sort of slightly highend, this font would work really well.
It has that playful vibe.
It is sturdy and also has a hint of vintage to it as well.
So, guys, there you have it.
Those are the fonts for you.
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