Racing Sans One
Racing Sans One is a font. The typeface contains 1 file and supports 61 languages. The license is SIL OFL 1.1. The font can be used in commercial and non-commercial use. Racing Sans One was developed Pablo Impallari, Rodrigo Fuenzalida.
About
Around 1800 (100 years before Helvetica and Univers) the first Sans Serif typefaces to include lowercase letters used to have very High Contrast (the difference between thick and thin lines). Maybe because the were derived from the more traditional serif typefaces of the time.
But for same reason, as the genre evolved, the fashion was to create 'monoline' sans, of very little contrast.
Today, contrasted Sans are very rare, and only a few are successful.
While digging in old specimens, we found three that immediately caught our attention:
Doric Italic and Taylor Gothic from American Type Founders (1897), and Charter Oak from Keystone Type Foundry of Philadelphia (1906).
Racing Sans is a current high contrast sans, paying tribute to this forgotten genre.
Copyright
Copyright (c) 2012, Pablo Impallari (www.impallari.com|[email protected]) and Rodrigo Fuenzalida (www.rfuenzalida.com), with Reserved Font Name Racing Sans.License
The Open Font License (OFL) is maintained by SIL International. It attempts to be a compromise between the values of the free software and typeface design communities. It is used for almost all open source font projects, including those by Adobe, Google and Mozilla.
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