Indispensable western fonts in five works

Spring is coming. What kind of series are the designers preparing? An excellent collection of works must be all-inclusive, and fonts play a role in transferring the tone control to the information level in our works. However, without a good visual layout, our portfolio may be dragged down. So today, I will introduce some beautiful and practical western fonts to you, and use them quickly in your portfolio!

1.Helvetica is a widely used western font, which was designed by Swiss font designers Eduard Hoffmann and Max Miedinger in 1957. This sans-serif font embodies the rationalism spirit of Swiss design and is considered as a model of modernist design concept. As one of the most influential fonts in the field of graphic design, Helvetica has many successful cases for us to learn from, which makes our portfolio look more mature and standardized.

2.Futura is a sans-serif geometric font designed by Paul Renner in 1927. It is one of the most successful and widely used English fonts in the 20th century. Inspired by Bauhaus, it inherited Bauhaus's design concept. This font also has many business cases, and it is often seen in LV and supreme.

3.FS revival

FS Renaissance is a unique display font published by Monotype Studio. It was born by the cooperation of the font artist and designer Craig Back and the creative director Pedro Arilla. This font has both a sense of movement and visual expression, and each letter can be regarded as an independent work of art.

4.dahlias

Inspired by Italian art movement style, this font was designed by JeremySchneider on 202 1 and can be seen in Vj type official website. The bold arc design on the font is very retro, suitable for brand design and title design.

5. Bill

Beale is a fashionable retro serif title font inspired by Memphis. Designed by Amy Hood, the font is inspired by words on blues and rock music records made by Sun Studio and Stax Records, and has a strong retro style.