| Categories | Sans Serif | ||
| Tags | Bold Contemporary Grotesque Modern | ||
| Designer : | Diego González | ||
| License: | Free for commercial use | ||
| Files: | 4 | Size: | 48 KB |
| Views: | 198 | Downloads: | 3 |
| WebSite: | https://www.behance.net/iamdiego-work | ||
It sounds like you were inspired by the typefaces used in subway and commuter train stations, such as Helvetica in Madrid's Metro, and decided to create your own unique font based on those shapes. You mentioned using ink traps, which are often found in typefaces like GT Flexa, Whyte, Neue Machina, and others, to give your font a distinct character. It's important to note that your intention was not to recreate a new Helvetica or GT Flexa, but rather to create a unique font as you continue learning about typeface design. You believe that Estación Display is suitable for packaging and big headlines. Overall, it sounds like you are enjoying the process of learning about typeface design and creating your own fonts, and that Estación Display is a font that others may find useful in their projects.
Estación Display by Diego A. González is licensed under a Creative Commons Reconocimiento-CompartirIgual 4.0 Internacional License. (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/) © Copyright 2022 Diseño: Diego A. González G. https://iamdiego.work/
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