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Epicursive Pro

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Epicursive Pro is handpainted with lots of personality and good vibes. This typeface comes with of great dingbats to accentuate your words and embellish your logos. It looks marvelous over photos and is a charmer with illustrations. Perfect for Food and Fashion, Editorials, Book covers, Posters and Branding projects as well as Stationery & Giftware.


Employing OpenType magic, it includes Standard Ligatures, Discretionary Ligatures and healthy collection of Alternate Glyphs to customize your text.


¿Habla Espanol? No problema, Epicursive Pro supports all European languages.




Epicursive Pro
Epicursive Pro



Epicursive Pro


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