The font is an essential part of branding and brand personality that is frequently disregarded. A font, often known as ""typography"" in the design world, has a significant impact on a brand's entire feel. Your brand's feel, voice, and message can all be influenced by the design of letters (fonts).
I don't have a favorite font yet. I still do enjoy the one called Thinking of Betty Font. You can find it on https://upfonts.com/thinking-of-betty-font/. I have used it many times already for different projects that I had, and it was a success each time.

 

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can anyone suggest some good synthwave fonts ?

 

S o u r c e C o d e P r o

 

Papyrus

 

Road Rage https://www.dafont.com/road-rage.font

Dark Twenty (goes well with geometric sans serif fonts) https://www.dafont.com/dark-twenty.font

For bold, geometric font art, you can make do with fonts like Impact too, it's just a matter of applying an outward stroke and bevelling the edges (EDIT: I meant corners, sorry) (and some other adjustments too like character tracking, but obviously there are better options)

Otherwise, browse under here and pick the one you like the most: https://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=303

 

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i have thousands of fonts around and there are some design fonts which i think look really cool, but my favorite font is the normal skia which comes with macs since 30 years. it is my favorite font because i use it a lot to label things in my software, it offers a good readability for "headline" type of use cases in the size area of around 14 - 48.



i like stuff like that, too, but in practice it is unreadable, it is more a thing you use one time in photoshop.

 

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thanks
I suck at graphic design but recently learn about this : https://www.canva.com/pro/

so im trying to make my own Soundbank picture for my presets in the Arturia synth.

To answer OP's question, for me I like the font used by Ableton Live website. don't know its name though.

 

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Mine was, for a while, Century Gothic. I'd use it all the time on every project, and my peers would make fun of me for it. But really, I like any geometric or sans serif font. Geo Sans Light, Louis George Cafe, Modern Sans Light, Lemon Milk, Sifonn...

Reminds me of a classmate I had. He was a bit obsessed with yellow. Most of his designs were predominantly yelllow.

 

I don't understand much about fonts although I do understand why designers go on about typefaces.

For coding and/or terminals though it's gotta be Fira Code (w/ ligatures of course ) or ProFont.

 

Papyrus font was used for Avatar movie (French subtitles).

 

Helvetica.

It needs to explanation. It is pure and perfect.

 

I used to be a font creator. In 1990s I created more than 110 fonts. They were 7-bit TTF for Win 3 and I used Fontographer and FontMonger (bought later by Adobe) 16-bit font editing software.
Since then I was so sick and tired of fonts that I use Times New Roman solely, for the last 20 years.

 

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Liberation Sans Regular. You won't find it in Windows, but Tahoma or Ariel font is pretty close. I like it because it's obviously easy to read.

Have a look:

It's also painfully obvious how much better fonts look in Linux and MacOS OSes. Windows font rendering is completely pitiful. Font rendering matters more than a font itself, so if you're using Windows you have a harder time to find one. I find Tahoma and Arial rather good in Windows. In other OSes it doesn't matter that much because they're all rather readable, but as I said I prefer Liberation Sans Regular that comes with LibreOffice.

Cheers!

 

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JetBrains Mono


One of the most easiest fonts to read.

 

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Also my absolute favourite font. It is so beautifully tidy and clear, so beautifully round, etc.

Also like the DIN and the Interstate font family...You see I'm obvisually a german although I dont like broken Grotesk fonts like the "Tannenberg"!

 

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Milo Serif

 

 

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Reminds me of my Graf days. And i still kind of write in the same style.