Colony Font

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  Colony is a unique and versatile display font that features bold, futuristic characters with sleek, geometric shapes. This sans-serif font was created by Canadian type designer, Pedro Lobo, in 2019, and it has quickly become popular among graphic designers and advertising agencies. Its sharp and modern look makes it ideal for use in branding, logos, headlines, packaging, and other design projects that require a sophisticated and contemporary aesthetic. With its clean lines and distinctive style, Colony is a font that will definitely make your designs stand out.

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  *The universal extraction password for all downloaded files is 9519.
High-Quality Sample of Colony Font  Download [ColonBol]

Font Information

  • Designed by:
  • License:
    Free for personal use
  • Font styles:
    Techno
  • Authors Note:
    Colony-Bold is a freeware foretaste of the Colony commercial font family from N9.
    It started as a diversion on the movie titles of Peter Hyams' "Outland".
    It was originally designed in 1995 for a record sleeve, and released as a freeware font in 2000 as "Outlander Bold" (as a double hommage to the movie and to techno-house artist Marco Salon).
    Now available as a font family, it has been renamed Colony as in the meantime FontFont released its own Outland-inspired font - btw a much more direct copy of the font used in the film, while Colony has its own logic that provides a truly original interpretation of the octagonal idea.
    "Colony has been dramatically improved in many points compared to N9's Outlander-Bold, and intends to offer a much better and original experience than many of the available typefaces of this kind you may find elsewhere." - Guillaume
    The commercial release includes 4 variants, fully accentuated and with all required diacritics and signs and can be found at http://www.n9.fr.
    Enjoy !