Description
Lombard font family is a beautiful retro display typeface designed by Mario Arturo. This decorative font has a particularly vintage look and is influenced by the Art Deco style. It is available in 2 font styles that share the same elegance, ornamental flair, and retro charm. They achieve this through their depiction of stylized curves, borders reminiscent of 1940s design, and an overall sophisticated mood. Download and incorporate this typeface into your next project as it fits.
You can use Lombard in classic branding and retro-themed projects such as musical covers, book covers, game design (monopoly redesign?), print magazines, invitations, posters, and packaging. It also can be used in digital text typography of minimal length given its complicated styling. Think of designing a vintage website banner for example and witness the effect and mood the typeface can achieve for you.
The free font package is free for personal use only, making it unsuitable for professional work. If you’re interested in using it commercially, donating to the owner or purchasing a commercial license are great choices to consider!
You can use Lombard in classic branding and retro-themed projects such as musical covers, book covers, game design (monopoly redesign?), print magazines, invitations, posters, and packaging. It also can be used in digital text typography of minimal length given its complicated styling. Think of designing a vintage website banner for example and witness the effect and mood the typeface can achieve for you.
The free font package is free for personal use only, making it unsuitable for professional work. If you’re interested in using it commercially, donating to the owner or purchasing a commercial license are great choices to consider!
Author's note
PLEASE MAKE A DONATION THROUGH PAYPAL. CLICK THE DONATE BUTTON ABOVE.
Please consider the time spent creating the font and the repercussions it may have for your project.
Donate in Euros if this happens to be your currency.
This typeface was traced from an unnamed Oriental alphabet from the 1943 edition of New Letters and Lettering by Paul Carlyle and Guy Oring.
Please consider the time spent creating the font and the repercussions it may have for your project.
Donate in Euros if this happens to be your currency.
This typeface was traced from an unnamed Oriental alphabet from the 1943 edition of New Letters and Lettering by Paul Carlyle and Guy Oring.
