BaileysCar Font

Added May 26 2009

 

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BaileysCar Font

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General information

This font features a bold and dynamic design with flames extending from the top of each character, giving it a fiery and energetic appearance. The letters are uppercase and lowercase, with a consistent flame motif that adds a sense of movement and intensity. The numbers and special characters follow the same theme, ensuring a cohesive look across all elements. The strokes are thick, providing a strong visual impact, while the flames add a decorative touch that makes the font stand out.

A bold, flame-themed font with dynamic, fiery characters.

  • Downloads: 517
  • baileysc.ttf
  • Font: BaileysCar
  • Weight: Regular
  • Version: Version Larabie Fonts 10/27/97
  • No. of Characters:: 94
  • Proposed Projects: Ideal for projects that require a dramatic and eye-catching design, such as event posters, music album covers, or branding for extreme sports.
  • Category: Decorative/Display
  • Bold: Yes
  • Italic: No
  • Weight: Bold
  • Width: Normal
  • Character Spacing: Normal
  • Contrast: Medium
  • Overall Style: Decorative
  • Use Case: Headlines, Logos
  • Encoding Scheme:
  • Is Fixed Pitch: No

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UPPERCASE

BaileysCar Font UPPERCASE

LOWERCASE

BaileysCar Font LOWERCASE

OTHER CHARS

BaileysCar Font OTHER CHARS

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