azo sans is a geometric sans-serif typeface designed in 2013 by rui abreu, a portuguese type designer. this design features a geometric skeleton combined with more humanist features that make it feel warmer and friendlier. azo sans is available in six weights with corresponding italics and is free for personal use.
history
- created: by rui abreu in 2013
- initial release: in 2014
- popularity: rapidly gained popularity due to its distinctive design and versatility
design
- geometric skeleton: modern and sleek appearance
- Humanist features: warmer and friendlier feel
- weight and styles: available in six weights with corresponding italics
- color: compatible with most color combinations
usage
- graphic design: logos, posters, packaging, websites
- web design: suitable for user interface and web pages
- pdfs: includes embedding options
- video and broadcast: for video and television content
- custom services: requested modifications or bespoke fonts
licensing
- personal use: free for personal use
- commercial use: full Adobe Fonts library for personal and commercial use
- volume licensing: available for organizations
resources
- download: from official site or trusted sources
- examples: example uses in design software and software examples
- more info: visiting the foundry's website for detailed information
azo sans is a versatile and widely used font family that combines geometric simplicity with humanist warmth. the design is bold yet approachable, making it a favorite among designers and nonprofessionals alike. its availability in multiple weights and italics allows for creative freedom in any project, while its free usage for personal projects makes it an accessible choice for beginners and students. azo sans is a testament to the power of clean, modern typography, and its enduring impact on the world of design.
