Description
Dobilas font by roci is a unique free font with a fancy design twist. Truly one-of-a-kind, this typeface presents an exclusive set of letters that are all artistic versions of basic alphabets. This font was created as a contemporary alternative to the typical boring fonts that every designer is used to; it stands out with its magical delicate artistic touch.
The typeface offers new possibilities for designers working on special projects such as movie posters, signage, social media posts, and more. It suits branding projects for unconventional restaurants and stores through its use of stylish typography and elegance. Other uses are to be found in printed magazines and books.
Users are free to use this free font in their own personal work after installing it on their systems. For commercial projects, it is necessary to purchase a decent license for the font.
The typeface offers new possibilities for designers working on special projects such as movie posters, signage, social media posts, and more. It suits branding projects for unconventional restaurants and stores through its use of stylish typography and elegance. Other uses are to be found in printed magazines and books.
Users are free to use this free font in their own personal work after installing it on their systems. For commercial projects, it is necessary to purchase a decent license for the font.
Author's note
DOBILAS (Clover)
Typeface Dobilas was born with the purchase of a new Molotow transformer marker. At first, it was just sketches for my personal logo, but soon I came up with an idea to make initial letters for portfolio chapters. After making a few needed glyphs, I decided to create a set of extended Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek alphabets. This typeface was designed based on the Apple command button and two more conditions. The first and main condition was to have vertical and horizontal strokes, well-rounded, with the same weight and 90-degree angle corners. The second condition was to build the glyph shape from only one continuous line or have two separate shapes. The entire font has 3 weights - lean, stock, and fed. Typeface Dobilas best fits for initials, monogrammic style logos, and title case. It only has capital letters, numbers, and sentence punctuation.
For lowercase, extended Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek alphabets version, please contact design@roci.lt
Typeface Dobilas was born with the purchase of a new Molotow transformer marker. At first, it was just sketches for my personal logo, but soon I came up with an idea to make initial letters for portfolio chapters. After making a few needed glyphs, I decided to create a set of extended Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek alphabets. This typeface was designed based on the Apple command button and two more conditions. The first and main condition was to have vertical and horizontal strokes, well-rounded, with the same weight and 90-degree angle corners. The second condition was to build the glyph shape from only one continuous line or have two separate shapes. The entire font has 3 weights - lean, stock, and fed. Typeface Dobilas best fits for initials, monogrammic style logos, and title case. It only has capital letters, numbers, and sentence punctuation.
For lowercase, extended Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek alphabets version, please contact design@roci.lt
