VTF Lack font
VTF Lack Font is a free contemporary and experimental sans serif typeface designed by Adrien Midzic. Originally created in 2013 and updated in 2016, it features a unique design that combines bold uppercase letters with optimized legibility for lowercase characters. This versatile font supports Cyrillic, Greek, and Latin scripts, making it suitable for various graphic applications. Its playful character sets, including stylistic options O.V.N.I-1 and O.V.N.I-2, add a creative flair to any project, while its single weight and italic variant ensure flexibility in use.
Features
- Style: Sans serif
- Weights: Regular and Italic
- Character Sets: Supports Cyrillic, Greek, and Latin
- Stylistic Sets: O.V.N.I-1, O.V.N.I-2, and Alternate forms
- Glyph Count: Approximately 1,018 to 1,020 glyphs per style
- License: Free for commercial use under the SIL Open Font License (OFL)
FAQs
Is VTF Lack free for commercial use?
Yes, VTF Lack is free for commercial use under the SIL Open Font License.
What languages does VTF Lack support?
VTF Lack supports Cyrillic, Greek, and Latin scripts.
How many styles does VTF Lack have?
VTF Lack comes in a regular weight and an italic variant.
Can I modify the VTF Lack font?
Modifications are allowed, but the font must be renamed if altered.
What is the primary use case for VTF Lack?
It is designed for display purposes but is also suitable for various text sizes.
Designed by:Adrien Midzic Website
License: Free for commercial useOFL
