Ud Thin Font

Uploaded by Tudor Banciu — Various Typeface

Specimen image — coming soon

License: Demo
Designer: Tudor Banciu

THIS IS JUST A DEMO.

If you like it, and want to use it commercially, please buy it from http://www.fontspring.com/fonts/tudy1311/ud?refby=tudy1311

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A thin, sans serif with a few inconsistencies in the difference between the stems and x-height, for the purpose of making it a bit more informal. The concept is, to portray a rounded, friendly looking, simple font, and then create a visual effect to suggest it has been written with too much ink. All the places where two lines should cross and ought to create a sharp corner, this font is rounded off, to give it that bleed effect.

Some of the descenders and shapes have a bubble serif symptom, to suggest, the excess ink has started dripping downwards.

The font is easy to read in both very small text size, and just as useful in big. But of course, for the smaller versions, the rounded corners and dripping serifs are not as noticeable.

It works for a big variety of tonalities, from a bloody look all the way to a jelly/candy look.

Size

Ud Thin - Regular

Ud Thin

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