Misto Font (1 font)

Misto Font was inspired by Slavutych city, but was not designed specifically for it. Slavutych is the youngest city in Ukraine. It was erected after the tragedy at Chernobyl nuclear power plant as a dream city, utopian city. For the construction, the eight republics of the USSR united and managed it in record time. The city is divided into 13 blocks: Vilnius, Yerevan, Kyiv and others. Each reflects the unique architecture and flavor of the country that built it. This is a city of post-modern architecture, five-story buildings, tall pines, higher than houses, the lack of visual noise and transport. Sometimes it’s called a city in a forest and a forest in a city. The font has the opposite contrast, and Slavutych is the exact opposite of the big fussy cities. Non-standard wide proportions, which were inspired by low 5-storey houses and especially sports and recreation centers. They are almost the same everywhere, although the architecture of the quarters is different. Drops in some letter details, round diacritics are a characteristic detail of this font, which reflects the young feeling of the city. The letter “Й” on the МУЗЕЙ (museum) sign prompted these rounds. Misto Font is available for free download and can be used for both personal and commercial work. EXCEPTION: RUSSIANS AND ALL PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN RUSSIA ARE FORBIDDEN TO USE MISTO FONT AT ALL. The typeface was designed by Katerina Korolevtseva in 2019.