This page is dedicated to transparency about the origin of the fonts used in the digital artworks processed by FonTs. The software developed for image transformation relies on open-source or custom-created fonts. Below are the main sources and details:
1. Google Open Source Fonts
Several of the fonts used in the works come from the open-source library Google Fonts.
The main fonts employed include:
- Rubik-Black
- Rubik-BlackItalic
- Rubik-Bold
- Rubik-BoldItalic
- Rubik-ExtraBold
- Rubik-ExtraBoldItalic
- Rubik-Italic
- Rubik-LightItalic
- Rubik-MediumItalic
- Rubik-SemiBold
- Rubik-SemiBoldItalic
- RubikBubbles-Regular
- Roboto-Black
- Roboto-BlackItalic
- Roboto-Bold
- Roboto-BoldItalic
- Roboto-Italic
- Roboto-Light
- Roboto-LightItalic
- Roboto-Medium
- Roboto-MediumItalic
- Roboto-Regular
- Roboto-Thin
- Roboto-ThinItalic
These fonts are freely available for both commercial and artistic use.
2. Custom Font (Calligraphr)
A personal font was also created from handwriting using the Calligraphr platform.
This custom font has been used to make the micro-writing within digital images even more distinctive. See the below image where the fonts is shown.
3. Purpose and Transparency
The deliberate use of specific fonts is part of the conceptual work: each word embedded in the microstructure helps build a semantic and visual layer, where typography itself becomes a means of expression.
This page also serves to ensure transparency regarding copyright and licensing.