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Burntilldead draws ornamented serifs and display faces with a gothic mood. Beyna Elvani is delicate, Romane tighter and more classical, and the 18 releases favour high contrast, pointed terminals and a distinctly European feel.
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Pointed terminals are fragile at small sizes. Check the sharpest serif at your final print or cut size before ordering a full suite of stationery.
High-contrast calligraphic script with a wide sweeping capital
Beyna Elvani is a high-contrast calligraphic script in which the capital sweeps below the baseline, the joins stay thin and the ligatures tie the letters, so a name reads as an engraved signature with a single long gesture.
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Very tall contrasting capitals with long curved extensions and ligatures
Romane is a very tall modern serif in which the capitals stretch, the hairlines stay slender, the R leg sweeps below the line and a large loop rises around the central A, so a name reads as a couture title with movement at both ends.
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Beauty serif with script accents
Rosean Monarch is a beauty serif in cream and olive on a blurred green ground: a small high-contrast serif for the article and a much larger serif for the name, with two script accents set between them and small tracked labels at the corners naming the features.
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Fine serif lettering with oversized loops above a thin script
Saktere shows pale high-contrast serif forms with huge looping extensions that rise over the middle of the word and fall below the final letters, while a much finer slanted script line crosses the lower part of the composition.
Broad plain mixed case shifting into a fine looped slanted ending
Jeanoti shows pale lettering over a warm blurred portrait, where the opening word uses broad near-even sans strokes with a squared J top and a wide e, before the ending rises into a large upper loop and closes with a detached oval dot and a curved foot.
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Victorian ornamental lettering
Victorian Parlor is a dense Victorian display in white on a sepia engraved ground: letters built from thin inner lines, curls and spurs, with swashes on the capitals, an inline running the length of each stroke and a frame of scrollwork around the whole plate.
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Ornate medieval blackletter family (Regular & Oblique)
Bathory is a lush, handmade medieval blackletter family (Regular & Oblique) featuring double-barred capitals and sweeping flame-curled descenders.
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Looping slanted upper lettering above narrow serif capitals
Mahrine Prestige shows a pale slanted upper word with thin connected-looking strokes and large loops, while tall narrow PRESTIGE capitals form a more upright base crossed by a fine sweeping extension, and red flowers with gold flourishes fill the dark background.
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Outlined blackletter with an elaborate sweeping capital B
Brotheric sets a heavy blackletter on a dark panel and lets gold flourishes grow out of the word until they fill the frame, so the lettering reads as one engraved ornament rather than a line of text.
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Baroque horror blackletter family (Regular, Extrude & Outline)
Ethoris is an opulent dark-fantasy blackletter family offering matched Regular, Extrude, and Outline styles wrapped in thorny vine flourishes.
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Narrow fine capitals framed by dense crossing calligraphic flourishes
Gondhe is a fine narrow capital serif in which long thick-to-thin flourishes cross above and below the letters, a small curl sits inside the central letter area, and the ornament dominates the line, so a name reads as an engraved cartouche.
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Ornamental Celtic & Norse display serif family
Sealgair is a four-weight Celtic display serif blending chiseled wedge terminals with sinuous interlocking crossbars and descender hooks.
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Fine contrast capitals with a sweeping S and a suspended curved M centre
Catsumi is a wide high-contrast titling face in which the thin strokes almost vanish at the joins, leaving the heavy stems and the flat thin serifs to carry the word on their own.
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Twisted thorny death-metal blackletter with hooked spurs and long tails
Mortir is a death-metal blackletter in which the gothic skeleton is twisted, the stems sprout thorns and the descenders run long, so a word reads as a brutal logotype with blackletter bones still visible.
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Tribal-horned extreme metal face with dripping points and a horned crest
Atherna is an extreme-metal face in which the letters grow horns and thorns, the joins drip downward and a crest sits above the word, so the mark reads as a tribal sigil rather than as type.
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High-contrast serif with a flowing script
Valerine is a bundle of a high-contrast display serif and a flowing script, presented on a torn cream sheet over blue stripes: a red serif with fine hairlines and a green script that sits beneath it in a lighter hand.
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Spiky underground death-metal blackletter (Regular & Outline)
Brocore is an extreme death-metal blackletter family (Regular & Outline) bristling with jagged root spikes, horn canopies, and symmetrical emblem balance.
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Engraved inline luxury display serif (Regular & Alternate)
Sahron is an aristocratic high-contrast serif accented by fine interior inline grooves down its primary vertical and diagonal stems.
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