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The Braggest (+Webfont)

Name: The Braggest (+Webfont)
Brand: Ryan Prasetya
SKU: 1285146
Price: 17.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Introduction : The Braggest a new brush font carefully on making sketch and scanning until we get the best result, and so was born a new crazy font and make it a very personal handwriting for every project. The Braggest includes two lowercase characters, and very likely ligature thats allow you to make a personal handwriting especially for branding project

What's you get on the package :

- The Braggest a carefully and crazy font come with two version .OTF and .TTF version, please just install one go them and you dont' need installing other alternate if your software supported ligature and stylistic alternate. On PS you just need select what character you want and just turn on stylistic alternate on the font window.

- The Braggest Alt alternate version of The Braggest, install this font if your software not support ligature and stylistic alternate.

- The Braggest Webfont yes you'll get the webfont version without adding any additional purchase

Font Features

PUA Encoded just like my other font you don't need any special design software for accessing alternate character, you can access alternate character even your software not support, **just copy character from Fontbook (Mac user) or Character Map (Windows user) and paste on you'r software. Follow this link for more tutorial https://youtu.be/l9s46jno2Kw
Included alternate characters and awesome ligature
Multilingual Support, this font supported 33 different languages : Albanian, Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Serbian (Latin), Slovak, Slovenian, Afrikans, Basque, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, English, Faroese, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Turkish, Estonian, Latvian, lithuanian.

COMMERCIAL USE PERMITTED, you can used them to create product to sale, invitation template, typography overlays, home decor, printing on demand, t-shirt, branding kit, etc when the font in shape layered, flatten image or editable text as long as the Font Files are not attached to your product.

If you need more support, please contact us trough my profile or you can drop me a email to lostvoltypefoundry@gmail.com

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