Churchward Freedom

Churchward Freedom is a 7 font family designed in the early 1970’s as photofonts by Joseph Churchward. The seven styles include two weights Regular and Heavy, one Outline, and four Shadow variants. The letters possess that funky Churchward vibe, and definitely a throwback style of casual sans lettering from the late 60’s and early 70’s. Churchward Freedom is meant for headlines and display work, but the Regular and Heavy can work in short text runs. The fonts support proportional and tabular figure sets, and include Joseph’s original funky ampersand (which looks like a rotated cent sign) preserved as an alternate. The charset of each font supports many Western European languages.