Steiner Light by Gabriele Magurno is a free geometric sans serif with a clean 1960s-modernist mood. The letters run on long, even strokes and broad curves, with a monoline rhythm that feels airy rather than strict, so the font comes across as sleek, calm, and a little architectural.
It fits naturally in fashion branding, gallery posters, magazine mastheads, title cards, and pared-back packaging where the light construction can do more with less. As a free font, it also makes sense for short headlines, wordmarks, and cover lines that want a refined, almost sign-like silhouette without slipping into cold neutrality.
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This typeface is ideal for logos and general design. It isn't very suitable to be used with word-processors as it lacks some symbols and letters. It's free both for personal and commercial use.
I've been always fascinated by typography. This is my first attempt to build a TrueType(tm) font: after turning my Photoshop Brushes into a DingBats font in 2004 ("the B.O.M.B.") I've thought to try and make a "serious" typeface. I had in mind a modern, stylish font, ideal for fashion logos and corporate design: hope I've achieved my goal. Concerning the font's name: I wanted to dedicate my efforts to Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy.
Extended font information
Platforms supported
PlatformEncoding
MacintoshRoman
MicrosoftUnicode BMP only
Font details
Created2006-05-19
Revision1
Glyph count80
Units per Em2048
Embedding rightsEmbedding for preview & printing allowed