Description
Pangraph font family by Giacomo Marangon is a free abstract geometric font designed carefully with perfect angular symmetry. The font family contains 2 paired font styles each of which has a minimalistic and striking appearance. Inspired by modern architectural design, the thin predominant lines and decorative elements of Pangraph are beautifully arranged to communicate niceness and modernity.
This contemporary tool is an experimental font suitable for conceptual design applications. Both the geometric shape and angular aspect of the font give it a technological flavor that elevates the experience of the readers. Add Pangraph to your next packaging, poster, music album cover, website, mobile app design, and logotype.
The font is free for personal use only. For commercial use, you can purchase a license for a small fee.
This contemporary tool is an experimental font suitable for conceptual design applications. Both the geometric shape and angular aspect of the font give it a technological flavor that elevates the experience of the readers. Add Pangraph to your next packaging, poster, music album cover, website, mobile app design, and logotype.
The font is free for personal use only. For commercial use, you can purchase a license for a small fee.
Author's note
GM studio's font is a minimalist and clean typeface. Inspired by geometric shapes, it features a balanced design with smooth curves and sharp edges.
The font includes a full character set, covering both uppercase and lowercase letters, as well as numbers and common punctuation marks. This makes it suitable for a variety of applications, from branding and typography to user interface design.
email: giacomo.mara94@gmail.com
site: http://www.giacomomarangon.altervista.org/
The font includes a full character set, covering both uppercase and lowercase letters, as well as numbers and common punctuation marks. This makes it suitable for a variety of applications, from branding and typography to user interface design.
email: giacomo.mara94@gmail.com
site: http://www.giacomomarangon.altervista.org/
