MFC Chaoxiang Monogram™

par Monogram Fonts Co.
Styles individuels à partir de $19.95 USD
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La famille de polices MFC Chaoxiang Monogram a été conçue par Jim Lyles, Brian J. Bonislawsky et publiée par Monogram Fonts Co.. MFC Chaoxiang Monogram contient 4 styles.

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The inspiration source for Chaoxiang Monogram is another hand-drawn treasure from a vintage embroidery publication which plays on the anglo-version of chinese letters with stabbing strokes and the charm of the orient. While the original intent of this monogram style is uncertain, the possibilities of its use are up to your imagination. This is one of many monogram designs from the early 1900’s which fall into a two letter format bound within a framing element. Download and view the MFC Chaoxiang Guidebook if you would like to learn a little more.

Concepteurs: Jim Lyles, Brian J. Bonislawsky

Éditeur: Monogram Fonts Co.

Fonderie: Monogram Fonts Co.

Maître d'ouvrage: Monogram Fonts Co.

MyFonts débout: Jul 16, 2013

MFC Chaoxiang Monogram™ is a trademark of Monogram Fonts Co..

À propos Monogram Fonts Co.

Monogram Fonts Co. is a product of type designer, Brian J. Bonislawsky, known for his involvement in the Astigmatic One Eye Typographic Institute, the Breaking the Norm Font Library, VersusTwin Type Foundry, and Foundry-X. In looking ahead and planning his wedding to his optometrist fiancée, he realized that monogramming seemed an integral part in most wedding invitations as well as personal item branding. However, there seemed to be a distinct lack of monogram typefaces, outside of embroidery fonts. As a result, and with the desire to change that, a new font company is born with the hopes of becoming the Monogram Authority on the web!

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