Retro Voice is a variable serif font by Blessed Print that captures the spirit of the ’80s and ’90s. Inspired by fashionable vintage magazine headlines, it comes in Regular, Slant and Italic versions, each adjustable along three axes: width, weight and contrast.
Advantages of a variable font
Three axes let you adjust each character’s weight, width and contrast. During development, each glyph was created in 12 variations. The Regular version contains 467 glyphs — 5604 drawings when multiplied by those 12 variations.
Attention to detail
Every line and thickness was carefully fine-tuned and mathematically checked to give Retro Voice its precise, luxurious appearance.
Alternates and ligatures
Like Creative Vintage and Mozart Script, Retro Voice lets you apply alternate characters without opening a glyph panel. Type a + after a letter: AMER+ICA, o+f, TO+O+ LA+TE. All characters are PUA encoded, including multilingual alternatives such as Á+.
Three variable fonts
- RetroVoice Variable Regular
- RetroVoice Variable Slant
- RetroVoice Variable Italic
243 static fonts
The package contains Regular, Slant and Italic families. Weights include Thin, Extra-Light, Light, Regular, Medium, Semi-Bold, Bold, Extra-Bold and Black. Widths are Condensed, Normal and Extended. Contrast variants are Regular, Ex1 and Ex2.
Which license do you need?
The Desktop License covers logos, branding, non-editable templates, packaging, products and Canva. Additional licenses are required for use in applications such as Templett or Corjl, in eBooks, and on websites. Choose the appropriate Desktop, Ebook, Web or App option in the purchase panel.
Language support
Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss, Turkish and others. Multilingual support also applies to alternative characters.
Customer support
The font is checked and tested before release. If anything does not work as expected, please contact us so it can be corrected. Visit Retro Voice Help for further assistance.