JLS Space Gothic-RNC by James Stirling and the Fontry is a free retro-futuristic display font with rounded geometric lettering. Broad curves meet clipped corners, and the strokes keep an even, substantial weight across the alphabet. Several letters have a compact, machine-cut silhouette.
Its space-age styling recalls control panels and science-fiction title graphics, making it apt for game interfaces and event posters. The broad forms can also shape branding for arcades or technology products, where the lettering supplies a friendly mechanical edge. With spacecraft, circuitry, or neon city illustrations, its cutaway joints and softened corners can become part of the same imagined hardware.
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The full/commercial version of JLS Data Gothic can be purchased at:
https://thefontry.com/jlsdatagothic/
For commercial use of the font as downloaded, a PayPal donation of no more than $5 US is appreciated. The Donate button on the page may be used for this purpose.
JLS Space was the creator’s first computer-format font. Its character set consisted of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and basic punctuation. The font was lost for fifteen years before Mike Adkins found the file on a failing hard drive and sent it to the creator. Data Gothic was subsequently developed from it, and the project was completed almost twenty years after it began.