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Cinemagic

von Hipfonts
Einzelschnitte ab $22.00 USD $16.28 USD
26% Off
Die Schriftfamilie Cinemagic wurde von Igor Ovsyannykov entworfen und von Hipfonts veröffentlicht. Cinemagic enthält 1 Stile. Mehr über diese Familie

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Introducing Cinemagic, a show-stopping typeface inspired by the golden age of cinema when the first film reels flickered to life and Hollywood was just beginning to dream. Drawing from the iconic typography of vintage movie posters, silent film titles, and art deco marquees, Cinemagic brings the glamour, drama, and charm of early 20th-century cinema to your modern designs.

Crafted with precision and passion, this font features 28 handcrafted ligatures that flow seamlessly for stunning typographic compositions. Whether you're designing for film, fashion, branding, or editorial work, Cinemagic is your ticket to visual storytelling that captivates like a classic silver screen masterpiece.

Designer: Igor Ovsyannykov

Foundry: Hipfonts

MyFonts Debüt: Mar 13, 2026

Cinemagic

Über Hipfonts

HipFonts is a bustling type foundry where each stroke of the pen breathes modernism into the ancient art of typography.The fusion of aesthetic allure and contemporary design isn't just a goal; it’s an unyielding standard.The foundry stands as a cradle of creativity, endlessly forging typefaces that are not mere sets of characters, but a voyage of visual storytelling. With a meticulous touch, our skilled artisans blend time-honored techniques with today’s sleek aesthetics, shaping the very soul of modern typefaces.In the heart of this imaginative haven, every curve and line is conceived with purpose, with an unwavering commitment to beautify the canvas of communication. The typefaces birthed here are not just fonts—they are the echoes of a progressive design ethos, resonating with the cadence of today’s world.The foundry's portfolio is a playground of elegance and innovation, each typeface a testimony to HipFonts’ pledge of pushing the boundaries, crafting the unseen, and voicing the unspoken through the eloquence of type.

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