31. Stoked

Stoked is a serif typeface designed by Marie-Michelle Dupuis . The designer says that “This font was saved with love after the rejection of five custom letter logos. In order that this font was abandoned so cruelly then I gave this font to 21 other friends.”
Download at Bēhance .
32. QG

Now you see it; now you don’t. The QG Anthony James font has simple curves and abstract lines that appear and disappear like a cup of coffee or a stain on a wine glass. “The angular sides add weight and keep the aesthetic from being too stiff,” says Anthony.
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33. Contrary

Tomaz Hrastar designed Qontra as a tight sans serif font with low contrast. Its smooth lines and curves are perfect for headlines and body text.
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34. Disclaimer

Disclaimer by Font Fabric is a module-based screen font with elongated and closed shapes and a very high x-height.
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35. Orkney

Orkney is a geometric font designed and conceptualized by Samuel Oakes . The goal is to create unique yet functional typefaces that can be used for a variety of print and digital projects.
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36. Prime

Prime by Max Pirsky is a simple typeface with a ‘technological’ feel and strict geometric shapes. This font is suitable for headlines and body text and has enough subtle detail to stand out.
Download at Fabric Fonts .
37. Matthew

The Matey from Andreas Leonidou may be a bit retro but it still has a modern look and contemporary appeal. Its geometric curves and compact shapes are best read at large sizes so they are a great choice for headlines and headlines.
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38. Decurion

Decurion is a typical plate serif, this font has a bold, block-like shape. Mehmet Reha Tugcu designed Decurion in many versions including inline and outline. You are free to download.
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39. White

Emmeran Richard designed the Blanka font. This font is modern, minimalistic, and abstract with elements that seem cropped and missing.
Download at The Hungry Jpeg .
40. Maddac

Maddac is named after its designers Isaac and Maddie and is a combination of their names. Their mission is to create a clean, legible typeface that follows two predefined rules: the top left and bottom right must have rounded edges, and the top right and bottom left must have hard edges. Mission accomplished.
Download at Bēhance .