Font
Elemental End
Fonts
2
License
Added
Sep 13, 2010
Updated
Jul 10, 2012
Description
Elemental End font family by Zdeněk Gromnica a.k.a. FutureMillennium consists of 2 font styles that focus on the power of geometry. This techno font family displays a professional style, suitable for official presentations and more; its simple shape combined with its elegance and beauty makes this font a spectacle of wonder.
Elemental End is a free font with multilingual support, and it is perfect for branding designs like logos and magazines. It can also be used in newspaper headlines, posters, title sequences for Sci-fi films, books, etc.
This font has no restrictions when it comes to personal use; however, a commercial license is required in case of commercial usage.
Elemental End is a free font with multilingual support, and it is perfect for branding designs like logos and magazines. It can also be used in newspaper headlines, posters, title sequences for Sci-fi films, books, etc.
This font has no restrictions when it comes to personal use; however, a commercial license is required in case of commercial usage.
Author's note
Free for non-commercial use only. To purchase a commercial license, please go to http://futuremillennium.com/fonts/license/elemental-end or contact me.
A futuristic sans serif caps headline face. Comes in regular and italic. Upper case letters are alternative forms, while lower case are more standard and readable forms. Includes alternative versions of A, B, D, E, F, K, P, R, and AE.
If this font lacks symbols that you need or you spot a strange-looking kerning pair, please let me know.
In the 2.00 update released on 2012/7/10, some of the glyphs were re-done to keep the brush width constant, the italic version was re-done, more alternative forms of some letters were added, and naming/formatting, kerning, and other issues were fixed.
The font is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0).
A futuristic sans serif caps headline face. Comes in regular and italic. Upper case letters are alternative forms, while lower case are more standard and readable forms. Includes alternative versions of A, B, D, E, F, K, P, R, and AE.
If this font lacks symbols that you need or you spot a strange-looking kerning pair, please let me know.
In the 2.00 update released on 2012/7/10, some of the glyphs were re-done to keep the brush width constant, the italic version was re-done, more alternative forms of some letters were added, and naming/formatting, kerning, and other issues were fixed.
The font is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0).
