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Brooklyn Regular font
Publisher
License
$ Free for personal use
Date added
Mar 06 2019
Bold, angular font with a modern blackletter style.
This font features a bold, angular design with sharp edges and a strong presence. The characters are tall and narrow, giving it a distinctive and modern look. It combines elements of blackletter and modern typography, creating a unique style that stands out.
Ideal for posters, logos, and branding that require a strong, impactful presence.
Headlines, Logos
Balanced
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Ideal for posters, logos, and branding that require a strong, impactful presence.
Headlines, Logos
Balanced
(Fonts by Paul Reis - Personal-use only. For commercial use please contact owner.)
Category
Bold
Yes
Italic
No
Weight
Bold
Width
Condensed
Character spacing
Normal
Line height
Tall
Contrast
High
Overall style
Modern
X height
Medium
Cap height
High
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