Font
Radium FG
Author
Fonts
2
License
Added
Sep 5, 2022
Updated
May 26, 2023
Description
Radium FG font family by FontGrube AH is so full of character that it could hardly go unnoticed! The decorative writing that resembles art nouveau with serif-like touches shall capture the attention of audiences from different fields. Each letter from “A” to “Z” is unique in itself with atypical curves and tales. Ornamental, vintage, and tall, making it ideal for usage in prominent parts of a project that demand to get seen.
Get artistic with this free font in apparel design, beauty products, coffee shops, historical inspired items, album covers, curly logo ideas, and even paragraph text. Use it for typography, packaging design, and labels whether you’re working on printed or digital products.
Radium FG is public domain/ GPL/ OFL licensed and is suitable for personal and sometimes commercial use. Check the license terms before proceeding with commercial projects.
Get artistic with this free font in apparel design, beauty products, coffee shops, historical inspired items, album covers, curly logo ideas, and even paragraph text. Use it for typography, packaging design, and labels whether you’re working on printed or digital products.
Radium FG is public domain/ GPL/ OFL licensed and is suitable for personal and sometimes commercial use. Check the license terms before proceeding with commercial projects.
Author's note
Radium FG is a new digitization of the Art Nouveau hot-metal font Radium, published in 1905 by the German type foundry Ludwig & Mayer.
It became popular in the 1970s when Hubertus Carl Hace Frey reworked the bold weight of Radius under the new name Charleston. It was primarily used as a display typeface on musical album covers.
Radium FG, like the original Radium, has both a regular and a bold weight. I added Latin character sets for most Western and Eastern European languages. It is available as a free font under the SIL Open Font License with the reserved name Radium. For details, see https://scripts.sil.org/OFL
It became popular in the 1970s when Hubertus Carl Hace Frey reworked the bold weight of Radius under the new name Charleston. It was primarily used as a display typeface on musical album covers.
Radium FG, like the original Radium, has both a regular and a bold weight. I added Latin character sets for most Western and Eastern European languages. It is available as a free font under the SIL Open Font License with the reserved name Radium. For details, see https://scripts.sil.org/OFL
