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About Freeman
Freeman, designed by Rodrigo Fuenzalida, Aoife Mooney, and Vernon Adams, is a sans-serif typeface blending grotesque and humanist influences. Introduced in 2017, it reimagines traditional gothic type with open counters and sloped terminals, enhancing bold display readability. It supports Latin, Latin-extended, and Vietnamese scripts, offering broad linguistic coverage. Known for its modern adaptability, Freeman is ideal for contemporary web use.
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