Free Font Friday: Setta

by Margaret Penney | April 7, 2017

Handwritten script fonts continue to be incredibly popular right and used widely for a range of project types from branding to editorial, brochure, and poster design. Setta, a free script typeface, is on par in quality to many premium ones and a good addition to your design kit.

Setta, designed by Ian Mikraz, is a contemporary calligraphy font with a charming and natural elegance. The letter forms have swashes that resemble curlicues and the letters connect with a backwards and forward tilting flow — giving the font design motion and energy.

Setta is a fully-featured open type font and has 244 glyphs and 69 alternate characters with stylistic alternates and standard ligatures. Setta would be a good choice for personal, boutique, and gourmet food for beverage and restaurant and cafe branding projects. It also would be a good choice for invitation and stationery design.

DOWNLOAD SETTA HERE

Margaret Penney is the Managing Editor of Notes on Design. Margaret is a teacher, designer, writer and new media artist and founder of Hello Creative Co.

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