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[orupz] Download Crypick fonts from Grontype

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Crypick is a Modern Serif Font, created with unique design. the parts of the font is simply watery looks inspired by ocean wave. this font comes with some ligatures and alternates, and already PUA encoded for easily accessed into optional Glyphs. Crypick Font is simply designed to ease any design project such as invitational card, logo tagline, attentional flyer, magazine header, and much more


Features :

  • Complete standard glyphs
  • ligatures and alternates
  • PUA encoded
  • Numeral and Punctuation
  • Multilingual Support


Thankyou for your attention, Regard : Grontype


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