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Fedro

Fedro

by Nasir Udin
Individual Styles from $0.00 USD
Complete family of 14 fonts: $149.00 USD
Fedro Font Family was designed by Nasir Udin and published by Nasir Udin. Fedro contains 14 styles and family package options.

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About Fedro Font Family


Fedro is a retro, soft display serif typeface with 14 fonts. It’s a classic typeface fuse with modern appeal and features, perfect for graphic projects that require a classic touch but feel modern.

Ranging from light to black with its matching italics, Fedro offers many possibilities to be applied in many graphic or editorial projects. Lighter weights are suitable for body text, and the heavier ones are perfect for striking headlines, perfectly suitable for display purposes such as branding, editorial, headlines, and packaging.

Thanks to the OpenType features built in, many stylistic sets and swashes are fun to play with. And with the Extended Latin character set plus Cyrillic, Fedro covers 250+ languages.

Designers: Nasir Udin

Publisher: Nasir Udin

Foundry: Nasir Udin

Design Owner: Nasir Udin

MyFonts debut: Sep 5, 2024

Fedro

About Nasir Udin

Nasir Udin is a type designer based in Yogyakarta. Before he got into type design, he had designed travel posters under the Vectro label. His illustrative style is an impression of similar posters from the mid 20th century. As a designer, he enjoy looking to both the past and the future for inspiration. That's why he love to blend a retro style with a futuristic concept. He started type design on 2016 as his side project, before he take it seriously. And now, since his wife join in the project, they merged two character as one, just like a ligature. They used to work from coffee shop here in Yogyakarta. They can spend about most of their working-time in there.You can follow @studio.nasir on Instagram, he loves to capture a lettering on old buildings (Dutch, Chinese, Arabic, blend with the local Javanese).

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