Summer is in full swing, and I’ve been inspired lately from clean, minimal and friendly san serif typefaces. San serifs are considered more modern than serifs, as they lack the strokes that distinguish a serif typeface. The use of the French word “sans,” which means “without.” I’ve always had a soft spot in my studio for a sleek, modern sans serif, and today I’m sharing 6 favorites that won’t break the bank, as they are all from Google fonts. #branding #sansserif #typography

Glora Sans is a new free font created by khaiuns This bouncy sans serif includes 6 weights that are all playful, fun and clean - perfect for your next poster, logo or post!Free for personal & commercial use

If you're anything like us, we're always checking in to see what new Google fonts are being dropped as there have been some great ones lately by reputable foundries. Here are our top free sans-serif Google font picks for 2021. Outfit Designed by: On Brand Investments Pty Ltd, Rodrigo FuenzalidaSimilar to: Publica San

Poppins is a versatile and contemporary sans serif typeface with a clean, geometric design. Its friendly yet sophisticated aesthetic makes it perfect for a wide range of applications, from branding and logos to web design and digital illustrations. . #modernfont #typography #designinspiration #graphicdesign #creativelayout

Get Atelier - Clean Modern Display Font that includes summer & beauty, from our library of Sans-Serif. Get unlimited downloads with an Envato subscription!

NOHEMI is a free sans-serif font featured by clean lines and geometric shapes, including 9 weights and a variable version.

Visby CF Sans Serif Font This font is designed to carry an expressive and engaging character making this font very suitable for casual and fun themed

We’re big fans of a beautiful sans serif font that is timeless and pairs well with other fonts. Sometimes your branding needs bold elegant fonts, or a classy

At the peak of its popularity, Helvetica was ditched by some of the largest corporations and replaced with a typography that featured subtle variants. In part 2 of "Helvetica", we will examine the variations in those fonts and the motivation behind designing and using your own in-house font. Apple, Google, Coke, Youtu