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Hear, hear :) Same for many others, e.g. Montserrat or many of Vernon Adam's designs. That being said, I find the redesign wonderful and long overdue. Maybe no
by skosch 10y ago
Hear, hear :)
Same for many others, e.g. Montserrat or many of Vernon Adam's designs. That being said, I find the redesign wonderful and long overdue. Maybe now they'll find the time to update their collection.
- CharlesW 10y agoAny suggestions on finding the latest, greatest versions of these fonts? For example, I found what appears to be the home page of Monsterrat (http://montserrat.zkysky.com.ar/en http://montserrat.zkysky.com.ar/en) but it directs me to Google Fonts. Similarly, I searched for "vernon adams fonts" and I don't see what looks like a canonical page for them.
- crawlerie 10y agoBrick.im[1] hosts free fonts on Fastly's CDN. Fonts are directly converted from their sources to .woff only; doesn't support other font formats. No subsetting means the fonts can be very large, especially those with full OpenType features. Most of the fonts are of the latest version though. Fonts not included in Google Fonts, like Linux Libertine/Biolinum, Aileron, and Heuristica are included. If you don't mind the performance hit, you can use it. [1]: http://brick.im http://brick.im EDIT: As for where you can find the new versions of the fonts, you can browse through brick.im's Font repository[2] and click on the `SOURCE` files. The new Montserrat versions are located here: https://github.com/JulietaUla/Montserrat/ https://github.com/JulietaUla/Montserrat/ [2]: https://github.com/alfredxing/brick/tree/gh-pages/_fonts https://github.com/alfredxing/brick/tree/gh-pages/_fonts
- CharlesW 10y agoMany thanks! Brick looks like a great resource, and it's great to have the latest Montserrat.