The fourth in a series of free font packs designed by the artists and cooperative members of Justseeds. This installment includes a hand drawn typeface by Chris Stain (pictured above and with a text sample below). It’s a lightly condensed script Chris has labeled as Upright Citizen. Also included is Committee, a typeface by Alec Dunn based on the letterforms created when carving into lino and wood. Included is a rough version, as well as a bold and light versions, both of which retain their humanist forms.
The attached zip file contains 4 OpenType fonts.
All fonts are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license (CC BY-SA). This Creative Commons license means that these fonts can be used, shared, and adapted; attributed when appropriate; and any adaptations must fall under the same license. This license enables reusers to distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the material in any medium or format. If you remix, adapt, or build upon the material, you must license the modified material under identical terms.
These fonts can be used for activist projects of all sorts. These fonts can be used for liberatory social and cultural productions. These fonts are not for sale and must be shared freely.
These fonts are part of the Justseeds Open Type Project.
Justseeds Opens Type Project fonts are free! If you use fonts from the Justseeds Open Type Project and would like to donate, any donated money will go to the Justseeds general project fund. These donations help us fund art donations to political groups that are used for benefits and fundraisers, as well as special projects & site specific actions by Justseeds members and allied organizations. Any amount is appreciated. PayPal link here.
Quotes in the example text: “The species in which peace and mutual support are the rule, prosper, while the unsociable species decay.” – Pyotr Kropotkin. “The needs, tastes, aspirations and interests of mankind are neither similar nor naturally harmonious; often they are diametrically opposed and antagonistic. On the other hand, the life of each individual is so conditioned by the life of others that it would be impossible, even assuming it were convenient to do so, to isolate oneself and live one’s own life. Social solidarity is a fact from which no one can escape.” – Errico Malatesta