Stars & Love Font

Uploaded by Roland Huse Design — Various Typeface

Specimen image — coming soon

License: Demo
Designer: Roland Huse Design

This is a demo version of the bottom heavy instance of Stars & Love font.

notes to the user:

in the demo version lowercase t is included with a longer swash crossbar by default as you can see on the poster that is originally a stylistic alternate. in some words, it may overlap with other letters like lowercase l or the dot above the i.

please also note that typing words with all caps would not look good stylistically as this is a script font and caps are meant to be designed to fit well with lowercase text.

For full version and commercial license please visit

https://www.creativefabrica.com/es/designer/roland-huse-design/ref/2092

instagram @ rolandhusedesign

questions, feedback, inquiries: contact@rolandhuse.com

The full / commercial version contains Western and Eastern European accented characters and special characters, punctuation and ligatures.

The full version consist of 2 variations of the font, a bottom heavy version and a regular instance. This demo is made with the bottom heavy one.

Hope you like this font,
Cheers

Roland

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Size

Stars & Love - Bottom Heavy

Stars & Love

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