About CyberGothic DEMO font

THIS IS JUST A DEMO.

If you like it, and want to use it commercially, please buy it from www.fontspring.com/fonts/tudy1311/cybergothic?refby=tudy1311

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An aggresive typeface, through the harsh rhythm of heavy lines and thin serifs,plus narrow letterspacing.

This font has been made by writing with a 3mm calligraphy pen tip, trying to immitate a gothic style of writing out letters, but tilted all the way horizontally, instead of the normal 45° angle. By that rule alone, many decorative and intricate elements of the typeface had to be reduced to increase legibility. Then, the resulting letters were further geometrized in the vectorization process. A very stern, square-angled typeface is the result.

The serifs are mostly rounded, except for rectangular, decorative hairline serifs here and there.

In spite of its heavy and unforgiving aspect, it fits to many styles and looks. It is a headline font, it draws a lot of attention to itself through its dissonant, if geometric, presence.

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My font shop: www.fontspring.com/foundry/tudy1311?refby=tudy1311

My homepage: tudorstype.com

Free for Personal Use

This fonts are authors' property, and are either shareware, demo versions or public domain. The licence mentioned above the download button is just an indication. Please look at the readme-files in the archives or check the indicated author's website for details, and contact him if in doubt. If no author/licence is indicated that's because we don't have information, that doesn't mean it's free.

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THIS IS JUST A DEMO.
If you like it, and want to use it commercially, please buy it from http://www.fontspring.com/fonts/tudy1311/cybergothic?refby=tudy1311
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An aggresive typeface, through the harsh rhythm of heavy lines and thin serifs,plus narrow letterspacing.
This font has been made by writing with a 3mm calligraphy pen tip, trying to immitate a gothic style of writing out letters, but tilted all the way horizontally, instead of the normal 45° angle. By that rule alone, many decorative and intricate elements of the typeface had to be reduced to increase legibility. Then, the resulting letters were further geometrized in the vectorization process. A very stern, square-angled typeface is the result.
The serifs are mostly rounded, except for rectangular, decorative hairline serifs here and there.
In spite of its heavy and unforgiving aspect, it fits to many styles and looks. It is a headline font, it draws a lot of attention to itself through its dissonant, if geometric, presence.
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My font shop: https://www.fontspring.com/foundry/tudy1311?refby=tudy1311
My homepage: https://tudorstype.com