Description
Atvice font by Philipp Rösler is an elegant sans serif, geometric typeface created for modern digital publications. It is a free font featuring a clear, structured, and expressive set of type elements with a display-oriented modernist style. The font has a contemporary design with influences of subtle sophistication that attract the viewer’s attention and leave a visual impact.
Designed for contemporary applications, Atvice’s excellence can be incorporated into advertising, branding, headlines, posters, magazines, websites, or apps. Use with confidence in designing mobile interfaces, reports, books, printed marketing material, and more as the world of professional possibilities is endless.
The font license falls under the Public domain / GPL / OFL categories, meaning that it can be used freely in your projects such as for commercial purpose promotion, without charge.
Designed for contemporary applications, Atvice’s excellence can be incorporated into advertising, branding, headlines, posters, magazines, websites, or apps. Use with confidence in designing mobile interfaces, reports, books, printed marketing material, and more as the world of professional possibilities is endless.
The font license falls under the Public domain / GPL / OFL categories, meaning that it can be used freely in your projects such as for commercial purpose promotion, without charge.
Author's note
ATViCE is a medium contrast display font for print and web applications. Its strict vertical shapes combine eloquence and elegance in its purest form. The font works best in 25pt and up, so it's best to use it in larger sizes.
This font was created within 2 weeks in cooperation with Martina Flor at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, Department of Design, Dessau. This version is not 100% finished, so there may be a flaw or two. Feel free to use it in any way you want.
Check the designer's Behance Portfolio for other examples showcasing the use of ATViCE. Have fun!
This font was created within 2 weeks in cooperation with Martina Flor at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, Department of Design, Dessau. This version is not 100% finished, so there may be a flaw or two. Feel free to use it in any way you want.
Check the designer's Behance Portfolio for other examples showcasing the use of ATViCE. Have fun!
