Top 15 Font Type for Graphic Design That You Should Try Part Three

Brooklyn 

Brooklyn is a type of font that is quite simple, looks clean, and is organised. Many people use this font for less complicated design purposes. This font has the characteristics of a capital letter that is not too tall and there are spaces in each letter. 

Sans Serif 

Of course, Sans Serif is the most widely used font in graphic design. In addition to their wide variety of types, Serif fonts can blend into any design image. A Sans Serif typeface has slightly sharp edges and a geometric structure that makes it functional and easy to read. 

Serif 

The letter Serif font family has a minimalist character in regular, thin, and bold styles. This is a Serif font with projection lines or curls at the ends of the letters. Serifs are modern typefaces with variations of both Serif and Sans Serif. An elegant, light font with subtle design details. 

Koliko 

Koliko is a font that has Latin and Cyrillic characters with a choice of regular, thin, and bold styles. This font is still in the geometric Sans Serif family with a clean structure and is perfect for bold headlines on amazing pull up banner.

Polya 

The Polya font is inspired by poly-poly nets, nets for 3D computer modelling. Adrien Coquet designed this font with a bold shape and a light look. You can get the Polya font for free. 

Modeka 

You can use this cool font from Gatis Vilaks for free. Modeka is a light font with an elegant design that combines corners with rounded details. The results are visible between the parts of each element with the intersection of the font character set itself.