Font of the Week – Century Gothic

Century Gothic was born in 1991. This geometric sans serif (meaning a font that lacks serifs at the end of it’s strokes) was released by Monotype Imaging. Century Gothic is a call back to the International Typeface Corporation’s “Avant Garde” and is often times used as a replacement for the font created in 1970. Century Gothic is considered a “safe” font because it translates across so many different programs with ease.

Our Font of the Week images are created by Emily Clark, an Expert Production Artist at CustomInk and a self-declared font addict. Font of the Week fuels Emily’s passion to research and learn more about beloved typefaces like Century Gothic. What font should Emily feature next? Sound off in the comments below!