Quarterround Solid

Quarterround Solid is Harold Lohner's free groovy display font, and it leans hard into a 1970s mood with chunky curves and cropped, quarter-circle cuts. The letters feel soft but heavy, with rounded outer shapes meeting flat slices and squared joins, so the whole alphabet reads like bold modular signage rather than polite retro nostalgia.

It works well for record sleeves, poster headlines, cafe branding, packaging, and title cards where a few words need that plush, era-specific silhouette. As a free font, it also suits logos, short cover lines, and monogram-like initials, because those big rounded forms hold together best when the setting stays brief.