Blender Font Family is a modern geometric sans-serif font family designed for clarity, elegance, and performance in tech interfaces. The smallest units in the ‘Blender’ font are defined segments resulting from blending and synthesizing two font sketches, based on an a early CAD type and the ‘Regular’ font defined in its basic features by Norm (Dimitri Bruni, Manuel Krebs). Segments were cut from these generated hybrid forms that were re-assembled, recombined as new characters over its underlying strict construction grid. In the first half of the 20th century, many designers were engaged in the construction of modular fonts in which geometric parts and an underlying grid produced the letterforms. The Blender typeface follows this rational principle but retains a reticently soft at once technical look in its formal manifestation.
The Blender typeface, designed by Nik Thoenen in 2003, found its last revision in 2017. The typeface Blender was completely rebuilt in collaboration with the Vienna-based font design company Schriftlabor run by Rainer Scheichelbauer and his charming team. The typeface now supports OpenType features like Superscript/Superiors, Subscript/Inferior, Proportional and Tabular Figures. Its language sets comprise all Eastern European and Nordic characters and have been extended to include Cyrillic and Greek.
Blender Font is free for personal use. So, if you want to access more features and its full license contact Binnenland designer
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