✨ Happy New Year and New Font Update ! ✨

bianzhidai 2.0 is an updated version, which is intended to provide a stead(ier) structure for the characters, more decorative/playful styles and (slightly) enhanced readbility. With ten styles: Base, Cube, Stitches, Ring, Pearl, Bubble, Messy, Messier, Brush, and Cloud. (Hooo, long list...) There is an additional 4 styles for a layered color font: bianzhidai_COLR back, side, front and hightlight.

Hope you will enjoy it! ٩(◕‿◕｡)۶

🔗 Download the updated Bianzidhai now on Velvetyne.fr

✨ New Font Update ! ✨

This is a fresh take on our classic, Lineal. This update introduces lowercase letters, additional glyphs, and a range from Thin to Heavy weights, all while preserving the vibes of Frank Adebiaye original design.
The transformation began in 2019 with Anton Moglia, who reimagined and expanded Lineal's family. Following this, Ariel Martín Pérez contributed to further enhance language support, and improving kerning and spacing.

🔗 Download the updated Lineal now on Velvetyne.fr

While we are working hard on the new website, we take the opportunity to design a new version of our famous poster “The 4 fundamental freedoms of libre fonts user”. What do you think?

Hi Folks 🛍
This week-end, from October 6th to 8th, Velvetyne will be in Strasbourg as part of Format(s) Festival .

We will sell some attractive type goodies and will meet you with great pleasure. Come say hi there! 🥨🤗

https://formats-festival.org/

Hey gang, our website is currently phenixing, after a successful change of hosting provider. We are coming back soon with a fresh interface, ready for new typo/graphic adventures. Until this time, enjoy Velvetyne and Friends, our selection of libre foundries and libre font collections.
https://gitlab.com/velvetyne/vtf-libre-friends/-/blob/main/README.md
Stay tuned here, tell all your friends.

Hello, some time ago, we started noticing websites that take advantage of our open source font licenses to make profit through ads. More recently, our next-to-be-published author Xiaoyuan Gao (NotYourTypeFoudry) had a problem with a font-distributing website called Fontesk.
Fontesk published one of their fonts, taken from a git repository, as a release and then refused to take it down, blocking Xiaoyuan Gao in the process. Xiaoyuan explained this situation in a recent post. We would like to support her by denouncing this kind of behavior and calling for a greater accountability of open-source font distributors.
The Velvetyne Team.