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[jxwofvuvmo] Download Michella Songs Fonts Family From HIRO.std

Download Michella Songs Fonts Family From HIRO.std


Michella Songs is a lovely script font.


This font describes about semi casual, semi elegant, catchy, dynamic, fun, attractive, easy to use and will bring a good harmony when the letters are connected and paired each other.


FEATURES

- Support Opentype Features

- Support Ligatures

- Alternate ending swash

- Numbering and Punctuations

- PUA Encoded Characters

- Multilingual Support

- Works on PC or Mac


USE

Michella Songs works great in any wedding invitations, craft, branding, logotype, quotes and any projects that need all about love script taste.



Download Michella Songs Fonts Family From HIRO.std


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