Download free Philosopher Bold font | Philosopher-Bold.ttf
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Philosopher Bold font by Jovanny Lemonad. File script name Philosopher-Bold.ttf download free for Personal Use.
About Philosopher Bold font
Philosopher was started in 2008 and takes inspiration from Agfa Rotis and ITC Binary. This font is universal: It can be used in logos, headlines, and for text. The initial version of the font was deliberately spread with errors - this was my invaluable contribution to type culture around the world, as I thought then - I wanted to stir up designers so they began working with fonts, rather than passively using what is there. Over time I wanted to correct the errors, and now the font has been used by millions of people worldwide.In June 2011 a four-style family was published, and in September 2011 the full Latin and Cyrillic family was fully hinted.
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Philosopher Bold | Philosopher-Bold.ttf
- Font family: Philosopher
- Font subfamily identification: Bold
- Unique identifier: JovannyLemonad: Philosopher Bold: 2011
- Full font name: Philosopher Bold
- Version: Version 1. 000
- Postscript font name: Philosopher-Bold
- Trademark notice: Philosopher Bold is a trademark of Jovanny Lemonad.
- Manufacturer name: Jovanny Lemonad
- Designer: Jovanny Lemonad
- Description: Copyright c 2011 by Jovanny Lemonad. All rights reserved.
- License: Copyright c June 5, 2011, Jovanny Lemonad lemonad@jovanny. ru, with Reserved Font Name Nixie. This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1. 1. This license is copied below, and is also available with a FAQ at: http:scripts. sil. orgOFL
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