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Bratsy Bold Script Font

by Ahmed 1 Comment

Introducing Bratsy Font! This is the design of the game and it is developed by figuree studio. It is a layered bolder script with the outline and extrude of the font in the retro style. When made in combination with hand lettering it has dramatic movement and it is perfect for the next creative project that needs a retro or a modern touch.

It is perfect for branding purposes as a logo, a product name, a label, watermark, social media posts, t-shirts, invitations, signboards, sports teams and clubs, cars, special occasions, and more if you want a handwritten style.

This font is free for personal use only. Link to purchase full version and commercial license: FULL VERSION COMMERCIAL

Bratsy Bold Script Font

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License: Personal Use Only!
Font Type: Free
Format: OTF, TTF
Total Files: 1

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Filed Under: Brush, Calligraphy, Retro

About Ahmed

Ahmed Shawon is the founder of DafontFree, he publishes highly curated fonts for the designers community.

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  1. Teresa Lane says

    Apr 13, 2023 at 4:17 pm

    If you buy the full version do you get the extra flourishes like is shown on the lowercase r? I’m interested in the layered fonts because it could save time but the way it’s presented, I don’t understand how it’s different from any other font.

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