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SFT Schrifted Sans
SFT Schrifted Sans Sreda Festival winner
SFT Schrifted Sans Family
SFT Schrifted Sans Font Family
Font Tester

geographical and cultural region in Northern Europe

Нордичні мають дуже високі показники в багатьох галузях

L’expression pays nordiques désigne un ensemble de pays rattachés à une région historique d’Europe du Nord

Norden är ett område i norra Europa som består av länderna Danmark, Finland, Island, Norge och Sverige samt de självstyrande områdena Åland (tillhör Finland), Färöarna och Grönland (tillhör Danmark).

Говорећи о уметности, првенствено мислимо на резбарије у дрвету, особито цењене код Викинга, и орнаменте израђене од метала (бронзе, сребра, злата), то је у правом смислу примењена уметност јер је налазимо на предметима за свакодневну употребу и декорацију. Викинзи су користили врло живе боје, како у текстилу, тако и у архитектури, те резбаријама свих врста у свим материјалима. Текстил је бојен помоћу биљних боја, камен и дрво различитим природним пигментима, а боја код метала добивала се употребом различитих метала.

Variable Font Tester
Variable
Weight: 400
Width: 100
Slant: 0
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About Typeface
SFT Schrifted Sans is a functional geometric sans serif with a twist.
Concept
The objective of this typeface was to create a modern sans serif font that could be used for a variety of purposes. The design of this typeface should be minimalist and stylish, and it should be able to effectively and accurately solve user problems. The font family should have a wide range of tools to allow for both a strict and concise layout as well as a more expressive design.
Graphics
The design of SFT Schrifted Sans was inspired by the city of Stockholm and its reputation for stylish and functional design. It was enough to spend three month there to develop a solution that embodies the spirit of local typography, even though the typeface does not directly reference any specific Swedish inscriptions.

Family
The primary appearance of the font is a geometric sans serif with generous proportions. In addition, a more compact version will be available for use in more “everyday” tasks that may benefit from its slightly smaller proportions.
SFT Schrifted Sans can be used in a variety of ways, including as a text font in regular styles with the default stylistic set, and as a headline font in bolder styles when special stylistic sets are enabled.
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