25 Classic Fonts That Will Last a Whole Design Career Eric Gill, Adrian Frutiger and Max Miedinger are names we associate with the classic typefaces designers use on a daily basis. Their font creations are timeless designs that look right at home no matter what century we’re in. This collection of 25 classic fonts is a round-up of the best and most popular fonts every designer should own. You can be sure that they will last your whole design career. HELVETICA Who hasn’t heard of Helvetica? It’s probably the most recognized classic typeface. Originally designed 1957 by Swiss designer Max Miedinger and Eduard Hoffmann BODONI Bodoni is a serif typeface designed by Giambattista Bodoni in 1798. Iconically used for the Goodfellas gangster movie poster. CLARENDON Clarendon is a fantastically fat slab serif, created by Robert Besley in 1845. AKZIDENZ GROTESK Akzidenz Grotesk was designed in 1896 by the H. Berthold AG type foundry and was used as inspiration in...
Logo Templates Submission Requirements Updated 1 year ago All files in the GraphicRiver Logo Templates category must be scalable. Photoshop and Illustrator have small variations in the way scalable files are prepared. Refer to the information below for details on each file type. Logo Template Logo Templates are files that can be modified to have a custom name, tagline and color scheme. Logo Templates on GraphicRiver are distinct from custom, or bespoke logos. “Template” is the operative word. They are scalable and can be used for everything from business cards to billboards and printed documents to web designs. Logo Template Guidelines Following are the guidelines to follow while creating your logo template: You must avoid designs that are too specific and make sure that your template works well with a variety of names. For example, using a set of letters or words as a graphic element will limit the number of names that can be used wh...
What is a Logo Template? A Logo Template is a file that can be modified to have a custom name, tagline, and color scheme. Logo Templates are distinct from regular logos. They are scalable source files that can be edited and used for various branding purposes from business cards to billboards. Logo Templates are used in a variety of media, including printed documents and web designs. Successful Logo Templates: Are scalable Have editable text. Are legible large and small Can be used for print and web Are easy to customise by the end user Design Credit: Negative Space Icon Kit by Framestart Tips for Designers: Avoid designs that convey a specific concept, general designs will appeal to a greater number of subscribers. Make sure that your template works well with a variety of names. Make sure the file is easy to customise. Subscribers appreciate files that are quick and easy to use. Refine and optimize the elements in your design. Fine details and text ...
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