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Retro Voice, the variable serif font from BlessedPrint designed to capture the essence of the '80s and '90s. Inspired by vintage magazine headlines, this font comes in regular, slant, and italic versions, allowing adjustments in three axes: width, weight, and contrast.
Price
Licenses:
Desktop
Ebook
Web Font
App
$600
$50
$50
$20
$20
Text Size
50 150
Weight
100 400
Width
100 200
Contrast
0 100
Retro Voice Variable Font
Retro Voice Variable Font Slant
Retro Voice Variable Font Italic
Note: In the test editor, characters Z, z, and 1 are unavailable to protect the font from illegal use.
Note: This list is displayed in a single font params (Weight: 120; Width: 150; Contrast: 50)
Retro Voice in Use
Retro Voice is a variable serif font created by BlessedPrint specifically to capture the spirit of the 80s and 90s. Developed based on fashionable vintage magazine headlines, my font consists of regular, slant, and italic versions that can be adjusted in three axes: width, weight, and contrast.
Advantages of a Variable Font
RetroVoice variable font incorporates three axes, allowing you to adjust wight, width, and contrast. Consequently, each glyph needed to be created in 12 variations. The font comprises 467 glyphs in the regular version, which, when multiplied by 12, results in an astonishing total of 5604 glyphs.
Attention to Detail
This font includes impeccable attention to detail, where every line and thickness was meticulously fine-tuned through a harmonious process and rigorous mathematical verification to give the font a perfect and exquisite luxury style.
Alternates and Ligatures
If you've previously purchased fonts from my store such as Creative Vintage or Mozart Script, you already know that there's no need to open the glyph panel to apply alternate characters. Just type a "+" after the letter. (For example: AMER+ICA, o+f, TO+O+ LA+TE) It's also important to note that all characters are PUA encoded.
3 Variable Fonts
RetroVoice Variable Regular
RetroVoice Variable Slant
RetroVoice Variable Italic
243 Static Fonts
Font families: Regular, Slant, and Italic
Weight: Thin, Extra-Light, Light, Regular, Medium, Semi-Bold, Bold, Extra-Bold, Black
Width: Condensed, Normal, Extended
Contrast: Regular, Ex1, Ex2
Which License Do You Need?
When purchasing the Retro Voice Desktop License, you are entitled to use the font for:
Additional licenses are required for:
Language Support
Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss, Turkish, and others. Multilingual support is also available for alternative characters, such as Á+ and more.
Customer Support
Before releasing the font for sale, it is carefully checked and tested. However, if you notice anything not working as expected, please contact me, and I will make the necessary changes as quickly as possible.
Have any questions or need help? Don't hesitate to contact us or visit Retro Voice Help.
Advantages of a Variable Font
RetroVoice variable font incorporates three axes, allowing you to adjust wight, width, and contrast. Consequently, each glyph needed to be created in 12 variations. The font comprises 467 glyphs in the regular version, which, when multiplied by 12, results in an astonishing total of 5604 glyphs.
Attention to Detail
This font includes impeccable attention to detail, where every line and thickness was meticulously fine-tuned through a harmonious process and rigorous mathematical verification to give the font a perfect and exquisite luxury style.
Alternates and Ligatures
If you've previously purchased fonts from my store such as Creative Vintage or Mozart Script, you already know that there's no need to open the glyph panel to apply alternate characters. Just type a "+" after the letter. (For example: AMER+ICA, o+f, TO+O+ LA+TE) It's also important to note that all characters are PUA encoded.
3 Variable Fonts
RetroVoice Variable Regular
RetroVoice Variable Slant
RetroVoice Variable Italic
243 Static Fonts
Font families: Regular, Slant, and Italic
Weight: Thin, Extra-Light, Light, Regular, Medium, Semi-Bold, Bold, Extra-Bold, Black
Width: Condensed, Normal, Extended
Contrast: Regular, Ex1, Ex2
Which License Do You Need?
When purchasing the Retro Voice Desktop License, you are entitled to use the font for:
- Logos
- Branding
- Non-editable Templates
- Packaging
- Products
- Canva
Additional licenses are required for:
- Using in applications like Templett or Corjl
- Use in eBooks
- Web license for website usage
Language Support
Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss, Turkish, and others. Multilingual support is also available for alternative characters, such as Á+ and more.
Customer Support
Before releasing the font for sale, it is carefully checked and tested. However, if you notice anything not working as expected, please contact me, and I will make the necessary changes as quickly as possible.
Have any questions or need help? Don't hesitate to contact us or visit Retro Voice Help.