Description
Niko Curt Script font family is a new set of 3 fonts from Indonesian designer Greentrik6789. Imagine handwriting taken to the extreme connecting letter after letter into a big consistent flow of nostalgic elegance. The visual elements are italic, slanted, and narrow akin to many other script and cursive typefaces. Above all the elegance and concept, however, Niko Curt is smooth and highly legible which is no less important for a script font.
Hand-drawn script fonts are easily suitable for various business or personal projects. Explore the creative possibilities by applying Niko Curt to logos, badge design, branding works, apparel, invitations such as weddings, advertising posters and banners, packaging, album covers, or website design.
This free font family is free for personal use only. Commercial use might require the purchase of a license.
Hand-drawn script fonts are easily suitable for various business or personal projects. Explore the creative possibilities by applying Niko Curt to logos, badge design, branding works, apparel, invitations such as weddings, advertising posters and banners, packaging, album covers, or website design.
This free font family is free for personal use only. Commercial use might require the purchase of a license.
Author's note
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1. Eliminating the non-English language mutation "Licence" and replacing it with the standard English spelling "license".
2. Removing the heading "Author's Note" as requested.
3. Correcting the grammatical error by changing "here" to "at".
4. Introducing a new line to make the text more accessible.
5. Removing the period that followed the link, as it is the end of the sentence.
The text has been improved by:
1. Eliminating the non-English language mutation "Licence" and replacing it with the standard English spelling "license".
2. Removing the heading "Author's Note" as requested.
3. Correcting the grammatical error by changing "here" to "at".
4. Introducing a new line to make the text more accessible.
5. Removing the period that followed the link, as it is the end of the sentence.
