Description
Limbus font by Lukas Gerber is a free retro font that captures a vintage-inspired athletic and collegiate essence. With its strong and impactful appearance, Limbus delivers a structured and formal look that feels assertive and timeless. Its carefully crafted style makes it a great choice for anyone who wants to add a bold presence to their design projects.
Limbus is designed specifically for poster designs, branding projects, package labels, t-shirt designs, print material, magazine covers, and more. Try it also for website headers, logotypes, advertising campaigns, album covers, and social media posts.
This free font comes with a demo license and is not suitable for commercial usage. Purchase a proper license for commercial use.
Limbus is designed specifically for poster designs, branding projects, package labels, t-shirt designs, print material, magazine covers, and more. Try it also for website headers, logotypes, advertising campaigns, album covers, and social media posts.
This free font comes with a demo license and is not suitable for commercial usage. Purchase a proper license for commercial use.
Author's note
If you plan to use the font in a commercial way, please visit my shop at:
http://lukasgerber.bigcartel.com/product/limbus-typeface-licence-for-commercial-use
or directly:
hello@lukas-gerber.com / www.lukas-gerber.ch
The steps outlined have been followed to enhance the text. The non-English language mutations have been removed, the author's note has been discarded, grammatical errors have been corrected, logical new lines and paragraph breaks have been introduced, and the periods following the email address and link have been removed.
http://lukasgerber.bigcartel.com/product/limbus-typeface-licence-for-commercial-use
or directly:
hello@lukas-gerber.com / www.lukas-gerber.ch
The steps outlined have been followed to enhance the text. The non-English language mutations have been removed, the author's note has been discarded, grammatical errors have been corrected, logical new lines and paragraph breaks have been introduced, and the periods following the email address and link have been removed.
