Description
Cursive Digits font is a free script font by Cédric Dequidt that attracts attention with an elegant and minimal geometric style. Perfectly structured for professional use, the font is the road to go for any writer or designer who wishes to deliver a message fluently and clearly. The font is especially useful in projects related to modern themes and topics, but that doesn't make its usage limited. Interestingly enough, you can pair Cursive Digits with any another script font for a new vibe.
Even though technical and contemporary applications are often where this font is used, you can use it in a large variety of applications. Consider it in logos, posters, UI designs, product design, poster design, invitations, web design and development, mobile development, pictures, etc. There are no limits to what you can accomplish with this typeface.
Cursive Digits is a donationware typeface. If you wish to use it in commercial projects, we recommend purchasing a commercial license or donating to the author.
Even though technical and contemporary applications are often where this font is used, you can use it in a large variety of applications. Consider it in logos, posters, UI designs, product design, poster design, invitations, web design and development, mobile development, pictures, etc. There are no limits to what you can accomplish with this typeface.
Cursive Digits is a donationware typeface. If you wish to use it in commercial projects, we recommend purchasing a commercial license or donating to the author.
Author's note
Cursive Digits
The creation of minuscule digits and cursive digits is an interesting topic. The question arises as to why the numbers do not have lowercase and cursive forms.
This is not a new font, but rather a new way of writing. The lack of lowercase and cursive forms for numbers is an intriguing aspect of this approach to numerical representation.
The creation of minuscule digits and cursive digits is an interesting topic. The question arises as to why the numbers do not have lowercase and cursive forms.
This is not a new font, but rather a new way of writing. The lack of lowercase and cursive forms for numbers is an intriguing aspect of this approach to numerical representation.
