Description
Ekorre font family designed by Mans Greback is a free serif font family that bridges the gap between traditional sophistication and modern flair. Offered in 6 font styles, it is expressive and versatile with a slight vintage influence that makes the family suitable for both classic and contemporary projects. The tone is formal yet inviting and is particularly helpful whenever you want a luxurious feel suitable for both short titles and more elaborated body texts.
Elegance and versatility make it suited for numerous design types and industries. Ekorre can be used across branding, packaging, websites, ads, signage, and print applications. Magazines, books, apparel, beauty products, and high-end eating establishments are some of the specific uses you might want to try.
Personal use of the font family is free of charge while commercial projects require a payment or donation under Mans Greback’s standard licenses.
Elegance and versatility make it suited for numerous design types and industries. Ekorre can be used across branding, packaging, websites, ads, signage, and print applications. Magazines, books, apparel, beauty products, and high-end eating establishments are some of the specific uses you might want to try.
Personal use of the font family is free of charge while commercial projects require a payment or donation under Mans Greback’s standard licenses.
Author's note
To purchase a commercial license, visit http://mn.sg/ekorre
For questions, please visit www.mn.sg/faq
The text has been enhanced by:
1. Removing the non-English language mutation "NOTE: This font is for PERSONAL USE ONLY!"
2. Discarding the heading "Author's Note"
3. Correcting grammatical errors and ensuring the text reads smoothly
4. Introducing logical new lines to make the text more accessible
5. Removing the period that followed the email address and link
For questions, please visit www.mn.sg/faq
The text has been enhanced by:
1. Removing the non-English language mutation "NOTE: This font is for PERSONAL USE ONLY!"
2. Discarding the heading "Author's Note"
3. Correcting grammatical errors and ensuring the text reads smoothly
4. Introducing logical new lines to make the text more accessible
5. Removing the period that followed the email address and link
