[FREE] Kråketær – Typeface
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Kråketær is a slab-seriffed typeface inspired by witch-hazel in nature. The process of creating it as a graphic design student was such a challenge that I named it «Kråketær» which is the Norwegian word for crow’s feet – which is what we not only would call fine wrinkles, but also letters that are unlegible.
The result is a legible font with 254 characters, FREE to use for personal projects.
See the full character set and download here:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/61977841/Kraketaer-Free-typeface
