Rubik. Rubik is a sans-serif typeface designed by Philipp Hubert and Sebastian Fischer of Hubert & Fischer, a design studio based in Berlin and New York. The typeface was commissioned by Google for use in a Rubik’s Cube exhibition, hence the name Rubik. The design features stout proportions with rounded corners and low stroke contrast.

Rubiks Cube by SpideRaYsfoNtS . in Techno > Square 13,457 downloads (4 yesterday ) Donationware. Download Donate to author . RUBIKS CUBE.ttf. Note of the author. I introduced my eight year old son to the popular 3x3 cubed puzzle by the Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Ernő Rubik that celebrated it's 40th Birthday in 2014. I taught him how to complete it using the logical ...

Does anyone have a solid idea for the font(s) found on this logo? I'm not really banking on there being one for the script portion, but if there is I would love to know it. I'd be satisfied re-drawing that but then knowing the "RUBIKS.COM" part. The closest I have found is Montag (black), but it's slightly off — particularly in the R and K ...

About RUBIKS CUBE Font. RUBIKS CUBE is a Minecraft font that was created by SpideRaYsfoNtS in 2016.It was added to FontSpace on Nov 10, 2016 . RUBIKS CUBE is licensed as Freeware, Non-Commercial, which means it is free for personal use only.To use the font commercially, you will need to purchase a license or contact SpideRaYsfoNtS

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Google Creative Lab approached Hubert & Fischer to design a typeface for the branding of the Rubik’s Cube Exhibition ”Beyond Rubik’s Cube“ at the Liberty Science Center, Jersey City. They designed a slightly rounded heavyweight font in which the letters fit perfectly in a single cubelet of the Rubik’s Cube. The font was expanded to ...