Nathan Alternates Expanded Regular font
Publisher
License
$ Free for personal use
Date added
Jan 07 2017
A decorative font with ornate swashes and curls.
This font features a unique and decorative style with elaborate swashes and curls extending from the characters. The uppercase letters are particularly ornate, while the lowercase letters maintain a more streamlined appearance. The numerals and special characters are consistent with the overall decorative theme.
Ideal for invitations, greeting cards, and artistic posters.
Headlines, Artistic designs
High
Download Nathan Alternates Expanded Regular font. Nathan Alternates Expanded Regular by Copyright [c] 2009 by Peter Wiegel, Open Font under Terms of following Free Software Licenses:
Ideal for invitations, greeting cards, and artistic posters.
Headlines, Artistic designs
High
(Fonts by www.peter-wiegel.de. Personal-use only. For commercial use please contact owner.)
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Category
Decorative/Display
Bold
No
Italic
No
Weight
Regular
Width
Expanded
Character spacing
Normal
Line height
Tall
Contrast
Medium
Overall style
Decorative
X height
Medium
Cap height
High
Proposed projects
Ideal for invitations, greeting cards, and artistic posters.
Use case
Headlines, Artistic designs
Ascender descender ratio
High
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