Description
United Kings font designed by Mans Greback is an elegant script font inspired by old school typography. Its bold letters are smooth, connected, and slightly cursive for a delicate and beautiful look. Various elements including the letter tails are ornamental and vintage with a touch of serif-like, stylized constructions.
In its entirety, the font is both playful and formal with a strong personality which makes it quite multi-purpose. Incorporate this typeface for posters, card designs, logos, headers, packaging, business cards, and other graphic design projects. It also works well in print for book covers, magazines, novel titles, or editorial newspaper articles.
Fashion, food, and other industries that require eye-catching and appealing fonts will find United Kings very useful. This font is a free font for personal use only. Purchase a commercial license for work purposes.
In its entirety, the font is both playful and formal with a strong personality which makes it quite multi-purpose. Incorporate this typeface for posters, card designs, logos, headers, packaging, business cards, and other graphic design projects. It also works well in print for book covers, magazines, novel titles, or editorial newspaper articles.
Fashion, food, and other industries that require eye-catching and appealing fonts will find United Kings very useful. This font is a free font for personal use only. Purchase a commercial license for work purposes.
Author's note
United Kings is a masterfully crafted formal script font that exudes an air of perfection and fine art. The exquisite letterforms of United Kings make it a great choice for formal logotypes.
To use tail swashes, use one tilde ~. For longer swashes, use multiple tildes. For example: Kingdom~
Underscores _ can be used anywhere in a word to create an underline. For example: Belo__ved
To add a crown to any letter, use the # symbol after the letter. For example: Que#en
For questions, please visit www.mansgreback.com/faq
To use tail swashes, use one tilde ~. For longer swashes, use multiple tildes. For example: Kingdom~
Underscores _ can be used anywhere in a word to create an underline. For example: Belo__ved
To add a crown to any letter, use the # symbol after the letter. For example: Que#en
For questions, please visit www.mansgreback.com/faq
