Avant Garde belongs to geonetric sans serif typeface family. This font was used in the logo of Avant Garde magazine. It was designed by Herb Lubalin and his partner Tom Carnase. After that, in 1974 Ed Benguiat designed the condensed font for this font family.
This is the bold gothic typeface that works great for all different types of display projects and this is also considered as the Trademark of Monotype font foundry and you will also find this in adobe fonts. This full-fledged typeface can easily be used with parisian font and its styles.
Avant Garde Font
Its original design was based on two versions. One is for headlines and second for text copy but only text design was used for digital media, in which alternative characters were not included. This font family contains five weights. After the released of its Open Type version there were 33 alternative characters were included.
Details of Font
Name | Avant Garde Font |
Type | Geometric Sans-Serif |
Designer | Herb Lubalin, Tom Carnase |
File Format | Opentype & Truetype |
License | Only Personal Usage |
Type | Free Version |