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Boring Boron is a quirky, retro sans-serif display font created by independent type designer Tom Murphy VII (Divide By Zero). Described playfully by its creator as “delightfully inept,” it was built from early uppercase design experiments for another font named Angstrom. It serves as the designer’s fourth typeface themed around the periodic table.
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Is Boring Boron free for commercial use?
Free for Personal Use No. Boring Boron is free for personal use only, such as school work, hobby designs and other unpaid projects. For logos, products or client work, you need to buy a commercial license from the designer. Read the license
Boring Boron is a sans serif font created by Tom Murphy 7 and released through [Divide Zero] Fonts (1998).
In the notes inside the font file, Tom Murphy 7 describes it like this: “Created by Tom Murphy 7.This is a sort of imperfect Helvetica. Boring and delightfully inept.[Divide By Zero] fonts:.”
Boring Boron Font Details
- Designer: Tom Murphy 7
- Publisher: [Divide Zero] Fonts
- Year: 1998 (from the copyright line in the font)
- Category: Sans serif font
- Font styles: 1 (Regular)
- Weight: Regular (400)
- Glyphs: 118
- Characters: A–Z, a–z, 0–9 and basic punctuation
- Languages: English (some accented letters)
- Kerning: Built in
- Download: Free ZIP (21.0 KB) with one TTF file
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