7 Futuristic Fonts For Designers

First up on our list is Anurati, a lovely futuristic typeface by Emmeran Richard that banks on the law of closure to add visual interest to its letterforms. 

Luciana is a monospaced font that offers a slightly different and lovely take on modern, futuristic typeface design. Its ultra light strokes coupled with an excellent set of swashes give it a feminine and dynamic feel. 

Blanka, also designed by Emmeran Richard, is a minimalist typeface also designed to feel like it is from a time still ahead. I love the bits missing from its letterforms, as they make the font feel playful. 

Inspired by the vast Atlantic, Atlantico is a geometric sans-serif set of fonts that feel like they belong on an electronic dance music poster. It's thick and bold letterforms, with both rounded and square ends, place it front and center of any piece that features it. 

Elixia, a typeface built using hexagons, comes in both lower and upper case and with a few stylistic alternatives for certain glyphs. It not only works well to help you build a piece that feels futuristic, it also helps create a mystical, archaic feel. 

Nidus Sans is a sans-serif font that offers a more conservative take on futuristic letterforms. It not only works well as a display face but also to set small blocks of body copy.

Speaking of expressive typefaces, Electro is a beautiful combination of sharp edges and thin lines that are anything but muted. Electro offers a free version that has a few limitations (no language support or punctuation).