Font
Golden Age
Author
Fonts
2
License
Downloads
1
Added
Jan 6, 2017
Description
Golden Age font family by Levi Szekeres provides a generous helping of luxury as a free font family available for download. The vintage-inspired font presents the elegance and grace of traditional lettering styles with a decorative touch. Each letter is tall and noticeably elongated, which gives the impression of a truly distinguished and sophisticated text, to which the font’s delicate ornaments add immensely. All of this combined makes for a font like no other that strikes a balance between refinement and style.
An eye for detail gives designers an advantage over their competitors, and those who pay special attention to their artwork and try to create the best user experience can use Golden Age for their UX and UI designs. Use the font for posters and print publications, websites, apps, packaging, branding, and advertising projects. The placements in which this font can thrive are truly endless.
Golden Age is free for personal use but needs a license or a donation for commercial use.
An eye for detail gives designers an advantage over their competitors, and those who pay special attention to their artwork and try to create the best user experience can use Golden Age for their UX and UI designs. Use the font for posters and print publications, websites, apps, packaging, branding, and advertising projects. The placements in which this font can thrive are truly endless.
Golden Age is free for personal use but needs a license or a donation for commercial use.
Author's note
Restoration of an old font from the 1930s, with the missing glyphs added using parts and elements from the few existing ones. In respect for the old design, I tried not to interfere too much in spacing or shapes, to keep it as genuine as possible. The italic version is made exclusively to allow placing the text diagonally, at 9 degrees. For the hash symbol, I used the "Numero" sign, and for the ampersand, the "AND" catchword, just to add an extra reference to the period. The next step in development will probably be to include more catchwords and specific graphic elements or icons. Overall, even with its wide letters and serifs, I'm very pleased with the way this font acts on curves; it's almost as if it was made for circles or stamps.
