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Delucy fonts from Creative17studio - (fctou)

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Delucy


Introducing...!!!


Delucy, a new serif font that is charming, sophisticated, and luxurious. A very versatile font for your design projects, both large and small.

This font is made for those of you who need a font with a sophisticated and luxurious style, especially for large design projects. This font is also provided with several alternative fonts, so that they can be adapted to your project.


Features :

1. Complete basic character.

2. Multilingual support.

3. Numerals & punctuation.

4. ligatures.

5. Alternate characters.


This font is PUA encoded, which means you can access the extra glyphs very easily.


Any question? just ask.

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