IntegrityView License Details Born out of curiosity about the origins of a band logo, the Integrity typeface revives the enigmatic style of an era when dry transfers and phototypesetting reigned. Through meticulous research, it was traced back to a typeface called LZH1, designed by Lizabeth Brenner and released by Chartpak in 1986, a period synonymous with punk and crossover hardcore aesthetics. This font has graced the covers and zines of the hardcore music

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• Decorative elements and alternates for creative expression

Last week I finished a beautiful script font

Whether your project calls for a touch of drama or a bold centerpiece

Get ready to groove with a funky bold line font that oozes personality and retro flair

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playful rhythm

has tight letter spacing and increased contrast

a font that epitomizes the essence of futurism and modernity

The font includes 3 unique stylistic sets that rotate automatically as you type making the designer's job that much easier

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It’s a nice mix of classic elegance and modern simplicity