PointsWest font
Publisher
License
$ Free for personal use
Date added
Jan 10 2017
A tall, narrow Art Deco-inspired font with sharp serifs.
This font features tall, narrow characters with a distinct Art Deco influence. The vertical strokes are prominent, and the serifs are sharp and angular, giving it a sophisticated and elegant appearance.
Ideal for vintage-themed posters, luxury branding, and elegant invitations.
Headlines, Logos
Balanced
Download PointsWest font. PointsWest by Copyright [c] 2001 Nick Curtis. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized duplication or redistribution is strictly prohibited.
Ideal for vintage-themed posters, luxury branding, and elegant invitations.
Headlines, Logos
Balanced
(Fonts by Nick Curtis - www.nicksfonts.com)
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Category
Decorative/Display
Bold
No
Italic
No
Weight
Regular
Width
Condensed
Character spacing
Normal
Line height
Tall
Contrast
High
Overall style
Vintage
X height
Medium
Cap height
High
Proposed projects
Ideal for vintage-themed posters, luxury branding, and elegant invitations.
Use case
Headlines, Logos
Ascender descender ratio
Balanced
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