DIN2014-Italic

DIN2014-Italic font.

DIN2014-Italic is a regular-weight italic TTF style credited to Vasily Biryukov, with ParaType Ltd listed as the foundry.

About DIN2014-Italic

DIN2014-Italic is useful when a layout needs emphasis while keeping a structured sans serif tone. The slant gives text movement, but the DIN-style name suggests a clean, technical direction rather than a decorative script. Use it for captions, pull quotes, secondary headings, short labels, and interface accents where italic emphasis should still feel organized.

The listed file is DIN2014-Italic.ttf, with italic style and a 400 weight. Because this entry includes one style, it is best tested as part of a larger hierarchy rather than as the only font in a whole page. Try it beside a regular upright companion or a neutral body font, then check whether the italic line adds useful contrast without becoming harder to read.

Vasily Biryukov is credited as designer, and ParaType Ltd is listed as the foundry. No license text or license URL is listed for this entry, so commercial rights should be checked with the owner or distributor before use. That is especially important for client deliverables, apps, logos, paid campaigns, templates, or products that will be redistributed.

Features

• TTF file format for common desktop and design-app support.
• Italic style with a regular 400 weight.
• Clean technical tone suited to controlled emphasis and short text.
• Designer credit to Vasily Biryukov and foundry credit to ParaType Ltd.

Best Uses

• Short headings, captions, side notes, and pull quotes.
• Editorial layouts, UI accents, labels, forms, and clean display settings.
• Technical-looking emphasis where a script or decorative italic would feel too soft.
• Pairing with an upright sans serif for clear hierarchy.
• Testing numbers and punctuation in concise information-heavy designs.

License Information

The license terms are not stated for DIN2014-Italic. Do not assume commercial permission from the download alone. Check the font owner, distributor, or package license before using it in paid projects, client work, apps, logos, products, templates, ads, or public brand materials.

Designer and Foundry

DIN2014-Italic is credited to Vasily Biryukov, with ParaType Ltd listed as the foundry. Use that credit plainly unless the font package gives more detailed attribution instructions.

Usage Tips

Use DIN2014-Italic for emphasis rather than long uninterrupted reading. Preview all-caps words, mixed-case titles, punctuation, numbers, and narrow columns. If the slant makes dense text tiring, keep the italic for short moments and use an upright companion for paragraphs.

FAQ

What format is DIN2014-Italic?

DIN2014-Italic is listed as a TTF font file named DIN2014-Italic.ttf.

Is DIN2014-Italic free for commercial use?

Commercial rights are not stated here. Check the owner, distributor, or license package before using it in paid or public-facing work.

What style is DIN2014-Italic?

It is an italic style with a regular 400 weight.

Who designed DIN2014-Italic?

The font is credited to Vasily Biryukov, and ParaType Ltd is listed as the foundry.

What is DIN2014-Italic best used for?

It is best for short emphasis, captions, pull quotes, labels, and technical-looking display accents rather than long body text.