Description
What A Colour font family by Vít Čondák is a free font. It comes with stylish uppercase and lowercase letters making it ready to translate your and your audiences’ thoughts. The font features an uneven texture making all the letters unique so that each word in your text, title, or branding project is appealing by itself. Use it for kids’ friendly environments since its name and style may be related to colorful projects as well.
Signage, branding, logos, invitations, business cards, packaging design, posters, crafts, stationery, and more projects can be all your use options. Programming and coding are other fields that can also benefit a lot from this useful font download.
This font by BitC is free but only for personal use. You may not use it for commercial or professional work without acquiring a separate license.
Signage, branding, logos, invitations, business cards, packaging design, posters, crafts, stationery, and more projects can be all your use options. Programming and coding are other fields that can also benefit a lot from this useful font download.
This font by BitC is free but only for personal use. You may not use it for commercial or professional work without acquiring a separate license.
Author's note
I generally prefer simple fonts with as few points as possible, but this time I decided to create a font emulating shades of grey, which requires a lot of points.
Creating the original design with a brush, watercolors, and paper was rather fast and easy, but then I spent more than a month experimenting with different approaches and programs to get the best result. In the end, I wrote my own converting tool, and after a lot of manual tweaking, I finally ended up with a font that's under 1 MB.
It's still rather big and slow, but it's much better than my previous prototypes.
fonty.condak.cz/detail.php?font=whatacolour
Creating the original design with a brush, watercolors, and paper was rather fast and easy, but then I spent more than a month experimenting with different approaches and programs to get the best result. In the end, I wrote my own converting tool, and after a lot of manual tweaking, I finally ended up with a font that's under 1 MB.
It's still rather big and slow, but it's much better than my previous prototypes.
fonty.condak.cz/detail.php?font=whatacolour
