Marya Ibragimova

Download Ahsing Font Family From Typogama Inspired by a wide range of sources and styles, Ahsing is a single weight typeface that aims to explore new design solutions. With a bold form, a strong contrast and pronounced diagonal axis, this design hints both at past typeface styles while being unique and original in its appearance. Thanks a large range of OpenType features and an expanded character set, this single font provides a versatile and distinctive solution for setting titles or any large text that need to catch your viewers attention. Download Ahsing Font Family From Typogama Download Now View Gallery

Download Pasto Font Family From Antipixel Pasto is a fun and charming display type family of two styles and four weights each. The first one, Print, is a textured irregular stamp style, and Sharp is a straightforward soft-edged type with clean strokes. With developed OpenType Contextual Alternates, this type family provides three alternating alphabets that are automatically replaced in turn repeatedly to avoid the same letterforms and textures appearing next to each other. Ligatures are available for specific character combinations, to improve the overall look of the word or sentence. Whatever the project, Pasto will step-up the game! Download Pasto Font Family From Antipixel Download Now View Gallery

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