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Complete family of 2 fonts: $20.00
Fempowering Font Family was designed by Franziska Herrmann and published by Franziska Herrmann Sustainable graphic design. Fempowering contains 2 styles and family package options.

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Fempowering Complete Family

2 fonts

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Per style:

$10.00

Pack of 2 styles:

$20.00

About Fempowering Font Family


GENDER DIVERSITY
Introducing 'Fempowering' – designed to champion gender diversity in typography, created by a sustainable graphic designer who recognized the need for balance in a predominantly male field.

SPACE-SAVING

In the world of typography, space is often a precious commodity. 'Fempowering' is designed with this in mind. Its space-saving characteristics make it an ideal choice for print materials, editorial layouts, and any project where readability within confined space is paramount.

GLYPH COLLECTION
At the core of Fempowering lies an extensive glyph collection. It goes beyond the standard characters and numbers, embracing specialized symbols, mathematical notations, and even phonetic transcription. This comprehensive assortment opens new creative avenues, enabling you to craft unique and captivating designs.

Franziska Herrmann

Fempowering

About Franziska Herrmann Sustainable graphic design

My name is Franziska Herrmann. I am a self-employed graphic designer, illustrator and animator from Bremen/Germany. In my work I place a particular focus on sustainability and equality. When designing fonts for the print sector, I make sure that they are as space-saving as possible - this saves material and printing costs. When it comes to printing, the less color the better. On the web it is better to use dark colors to save energy.Visit me on my Website or on Instagram:https://www.franziska-herrmann.de/https://www.instagram.com/nachhaltiges_grafikdesign/

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