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Ozda Expanded Italic Font

FREE Added Jun 02 2023

 

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Ozda Expanded Italic Font

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This font features a bold and dynamic style with an italicized slant, giving it a sense of motion and energy. The characters are expanded, providing a wide and impactful presence. The strokes are thick and consistent, contributing to a strong visual weight. The design is modern and sleek, with a futuristic appeal that makes it suitable for attention-grabbing headlines and logos. The spacing between characters is tight, enhancing the cohesive look of the text. The font's high contrast in stroke thickness adds to its bold appearance, making it stand out in various design contexts.

A bold, expanded, and italicized font with a modern, dynamic style.

  • Downloads: 32
  • ( Fonts by Iconian Fonts - Daniel Zadorozny - Personal-use only. For commercial use please contact owner. FREE )
  • Font: Ozda Expanded Italic
  • Weight:
  • Version:
  • No. of Characters:: over 20
  • Proposed Projects: Ideal for sports branding, technology logos, dynamic posters, and futuristic designs.
  • Category: Sans-Serif
  • Bold: Yes
  • Italic: Yes
  • Weight: Bold
  • Width: Expanded
  • Character Spacing: Tight
  • Contrast: High
  • Overall Style: Modern
  • Use Case: Headlines, Logos
  • Encoding Scheme:
  • Is Fixed Pitch: No

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UPPERCASE

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