TlabRetrolife

TlabRetrolife

About "TlabRetrolife"

TLAB Retro Life is a typeface that obtains motifs from the past signboards made in line with a square frame before the computer is used in the signboard design and production.

It adds a slight curve with a straight line, and has been trimmed in a neat and modern shape, excluding excessive decoration.

Stable and strong forms are especially useful where you need to stand out.

Font family

TlabRetrolife Font family

(2)

Fonts

TlabRetrolife 01 Bold
01 Bold
TlabRetrolife 01 Bold 01 Bold
TlabRetrolife 02 Medium
02 Medium
TlabRetrolife 02 Medium 02 Medium

Designer

TlabRetrolife

(1)

Designer

Han Dong -hoon

Publisher

To bow, Foundry

Date released

Unknown

License

(0)

Sites

※ Following licensing information is for reference only.

Please confirm the exact usage with the font owner(foundry or publisher).

Category	Scope of Use	Permission
Print Publishing	Offline books, magazines, periodicals, brochures, catalogs, calendars, newspaper ads, magazine ads, offline print ads, product packaging, etc. all ranges	X
Website	Web page design, banner ads on web pages, email, webtoons, in-house newsletters, e-catalogs, electronic brochures, newsletters, web design images, etc. all ranges	X
Commercial Video	YouTube, commercials, commercial films, music videos, etc. all videos	X
General Documents	Internal documents within the organization, presentations for internal distribution, certificates, manuscripts, reports, free distribution official document formats, etc. all documents	X
CI·BI	Name, brand name, product name, logo, mark, slogan, catchphrase, etc. all ranges	X
eLearning·eBook	Wireless and wired video courses, books, electronic brochures, webzines, etc. all ranges	X
APP UI	Game UI, app UI, software UI, etc. all ranges	X
Merchandising·3D Printing	Stamps, mouse pads, mugs, checks, credit cards, wallpaper, tiles, verticals, clothing, items produced using fonts through 3D printing, etc. all ranges	X
Outdoor Signs	Outdoor signs, banners, etc. all ranges	X
Other	All other uses	X