Cyrillic version of Good Vibrations font

In 2003, designer Rob Leuschke introduced Good Vibrations, a warm cursive typeface with a spirit from the 1950s-1980s, perhaps reminiscent of 1980s Miami or mid-century advertising posters.

Google later chose a lighter version of this font for their free Google Web Fonts collection, and named this edition Great Vibes.

Google version of the font is distributed free of charge, but, as well as the original font, has no Cyrillic characters. I am pleased to present the Cyrillic version of this wonderful font, which is also free for personal and commercial use.

The font best suites for designing posters, billboards, headlines and printed materials in retro style.

The font has dozens of ligatures, i. e. predefined combinations of characters, that help to simulate connected writing.

To enable ligatures in Photoshop, call the Character panel using the Window menu. In this window, enable ligatures and select Russian language.

Use cases

Since its release, the font has gained immense popularity in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan. Good Vibes is used in signs, restaurant menus, food packaging, postcards and book covers.

The font proved to be incredibly versatile; it is suitable for almost any task. Author suspected that Russia lacked high-quality cursive fonts, but had no idea that it was so much true.

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