Decayed in Sixty Seconds font
Publisher
License
$ Free for personal use
Date added
Jan 11 2017
A distressed, decorative script font with a rough texture.
This font features a distressed, decayed appearance with a script style. The letters have a rough texture, giving them an aged and worn look. The characters are connected with elegant, flowing strokes, adding to the script's decorative nature.
Ideal for vintage-themed designs, horror movie posters, Halloween invitations, and artistic projects requiring a unique, aged look.
Logos, Posters, Artistic Projects
Balanced
Download Decayed in Sixty Seconds font. Decayed in Sixty Seconds by Decayed in Sixty Seconds © (TattooWoo.com). 2013. All Rights Reserved
Ideal for vintage-themed designs, horror movie posters, Halloween invitations, and artistic projects requiring a unique, aged look.
Logos, Posters, Artistic Projects
Balanced
(Font by Jonathan Harris - www.tattoowoo.com)
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Category
Decorative/Display
Bold
No
Italic
Yes
Weight
Regular
Width
Normal
Character spacing
Normal
Line height
Normal
Contrast
High
Overall style
Vintage, Decorative
X height
Medium
Cap height
High
Proposed projects
Ideal for vintage-themed designs, horror movie posters, Halloween invitations, and artistic projects requiring a unique, aged look.
Use case
Logos, Posters, Artistic Projects
Ascender descender ratio
Balanced
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