LFCF (was: El Serif de Chocolate)

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LFCF (was: El Serif de Chocolate) [Luis Fernando Carvente Flores] Luis Fernando Carvente Flores is a type designer and illustrator in Pueblo de Zaragoza, Mexico. Initially, he made free fonts published via Dafont, and using the foundry name El Serif de Chocolate. Creator of Spatha Serif (2010), Spatha Sans, Musa Ornata (2008, fat round signage face), Knema (2010), Musa (2009), Bascula (2009, athletic lettering and Egyptian typeface; +College), Toeris (2009, a western heavy slab serif face), Golondrina (2010, in Africana and Europea styles, all blackletter), and Memela Fraktur (2009, blackletter). In 2010, he turned commercial and set up LFCF. In 2011, he published the free blackletter typeface Carmilia and the tropical typeface Babalu. In 2012, he added the (free) thin ornamental typeface Ferrica Light and the bouncy Tuscan typeface Festiva (free). Typefaces from 2013: Paky (a brush typeface for a packaging project with Mario Tapia), Vinilo Ultra (curvy stencil, tweetware). Typerfaces from 2018: Agustina. Home page with a typography blog and a calligraphy blog in Spanish. . Home page. Blog.	EXTERNAL LINKS LFCF (was: El Serif de Chocolate) [Buy fonts] Dafont page Behance page Klingspor Museum page MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Type designers ⦿ Type designers ⦿ Blackletter fonts ⦿ Western fonts ⦿ Athletic lettering faces ⦿ Type blogs ⦿ Calligraphic typefaces ⦿ Type design in Mexico ⦿ Sites with only a few free fonts ⦿ Commercial fonts (small outfits) ⦿ Sites with only a few free fonts ⦿ Signage typefaces ⦿ Stencil fonts ⦿ Tuscan fonts ⦿