2019 Top 3 Geometric Fonts

Designed by Australian designer Thomas Gillett, this typeface draws clear inspiration from Futura and Gotham. It feels sharper than Gotham, yet offers a more natural and approachable impression than Futura. The small apertures and meticulously designed ink traps ensure excellent legibility. Furthermore, it features optical corrections to maintain its geometric appearance, much like Futura. With seven different weights, Gordita is highly versatile for various applications.

GT Walsheim is a typeface released by the Swiss font foundry Grilli Type. It takes inspiration from the lettering found in posters by the Swiss designer Otto Baumberger.

Source: Otto Baumberger http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-59704.html

The uppercase "G" is arguably its most prominent feature. With its strong sense of stability and distinct character, GT Walsheim has captivated many designers.

Often considered the origin of geometric fonts, Futura was designed by the German typeface designer Paul Renner.
Created in the 1920s, it continues to be loved today as a highly legible font.
Film director Wes Anderson is known for his preference for Futura, and the typeface is frequently featured in his films.

Source: Medium https://medium.com/@jbibla/on-wes-and-web-fa395beaa84a

There are many variations of Futura available, allowing designers to choose the version that best fits their specific needs.

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There are many other geometric typefaces out there, but we have narrowed it down to these three for this feature.
We hope this article helps you discover a new typeface that inspires you.

Reference: Top 5 geometric fonts for 2019