Skate is a multifunctional font family of a script in five weights and a bold complementary sans. It is a versatile combination that works best in large sizes - think billboards, posters, magazine and website headlines, as well as packaging. The Skate family is edgy and packs quite a punch which also makes it suitable for branding projects that rely heavily on type. Both the script and the sans have Latin Extended and Cyrillic support, while the script also comes with a variety of ligatures and stylistic sets for even more design freedom. The Skate family was inspired by urban culture, so it is a great fit for projects that cater to a bold and youthful audience.
SKATE STYLES
Light
Aa
Regular
Aa
Medium
Aa
SemiBold
Aa
Bold
Aa
Sans-Regular
Aa
INFO
Font FamilySkate
Styles6
Initial release2020
Current version1.000
DesignVeneta Rangelova
AVAILABLE IN
LatinCyrillic
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Script & Sans
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Moody
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Passive Income
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EXTRASPECIAL
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Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs.
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Листопад
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Мечо Пух отдавна беше заспал до празното буренце с мед, когато чу странни звуци, идващи откъм мазето.
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бул.Витоша 158, ет.3, ап.8
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Drop in: The act of going from a flat platform into a steep transition. Also, any obstacle that skaters can perform that act from by placing their tail on the obstacle’s edge and leaning forward.
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Waitresses in an 1840s beer hall in Berlin used roller skates to serve customers. Ballet and opera of the late 1840s, such as Le prophète, featured roller skating. This helped to make roller skating popular for the first time, in 1850s Europe. Technological improvements, such as rubber wheels in 1859 and four-wheeled turning skates in 1863, contributed to the spread of roller skating. The popularity of roller skating has fluctuated greatly since then; it is typically called a 'craze' at its high points.