SK Frankinity is a modern modular antique inspired by the Gothic and fashion industry of the early XX century. Its unusual contrasting geometric shapes, on the one hand, follow the principles of building antique fonts, but on the other hand they violate these rules for the sake of experimentation. The font is very multitasking: its plastic fits into many areas of graphic design, supporting and complementing design solutions with shapes and alternatives. Thanks to a wide range of stylistic styles, any inscription can turn into an exquisite typographic composition.

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