[xervgcdyio] Download VVS Nobleman Fonts Family From Vintage Voyage Design Supply

Proud to Introduce you a Nobleman — classic serif full of modern mood. Nobleman is the result of a searching of basic serif with some interesting elements which bring this stylish modern look in your typographic. The high contrast between thick and thin strokes gives Nobleman so stylish look. Full of opentype features as an alternates, ligatures, fractions, old style and tabular figures and the Small caps. Nobleman has a True Italic style and special style for the small body texts which one has more softly contrast strokes to being more readable.

You can be classic and conservative with basic set, a little bit more playing with few alternates or absolutely wild-stylish with full of alternates. It makes the Nobleman is very useful font.

Up to 9 styles of alternates for each letter and 46 ligatures. Additional style of "g" and "y" letters and of course Michelangelo's manicule symbol.

Multilingual

Nobleman can be used for both as for headers or sub-headers, and for body texts. In the Magazines, Logo's, Brochures, Posters, Web-Services, Vlogs etc.

760+ Glyphs per style

Enjoy!

Download VVS Nobleman Fonts Family From Vintage Voyage Design Supply

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