Random Grotesque Typeface
Introduction
"Random Grotesque" is a multifunctional grotesque sans-serif typeface. It was originally designed to capture the feel of Helvetica but still maintain its unique personality. The most distinguishable feature is the inktrap. "Random Grotesque" is great for posters, logos, headings, titles, subtitles, or text blocks of different sizes.
The whole family consists of 36 styles, with 3 widths: Slim, Standard, and Spacious; 6 weights ranging from Light to Black; Upright and Italic. 12 fonts will be free for personal and commercial uses. Each font contains 749 glyphs and supports over 102 languages.
Update 2.0.1 (29/04/2023)
- Added "Random Grotesque Full - Reformatted" for RG Full Package
- Reformatted so all styles of a Subfamily are merged
- Only available for the Full package since some .otf and .woff files don't display correctly
- Added " ₸ "
- Reformatted so all styles of a Subfamily are merged
Update 2.0 (17/04/2023)
- Updated Random Grotesque
- Added more Cyrillic letters (specifically Kazakh)
- Enhanced letterforms
- Replaced "Book" with "Regular" (slightly thicker)
- Minor changes
- Remade graphics
Update 1.0.2 (27/03/2023)
- Updated Random Grotesque
- Fixed overlaps in .otf (hopefully)
- Changed .zip content
- Remade graphics
Update 1.0.1 (30/01/2023)
- Updated Random Grotesque
- Now includes webfonts (.woff, .woff2)
- Changed .zip content
- Remade graphics
Release 1.0 (26/08/2022)
- Released Random Grotesque
- Containing 737 glyphs, including Latin, Vietnamese, and Cyrillic letters
- 6 weights (Light, Book, Medium, SemiBold, Bold, Black), 3 widths (Slim, Standard, Spacious), and Italics
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