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Burner Font Family

by Highground·Motion Graphics

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Why we like it

Burner Font Family earns its place for its lineage: first developed in 2007 and, on its 2009 release, only the third wildstyle typeface ever published.

What is Burner Font Family?

Burner Font Family from Highground is a layered type system built around 155 wildstyle graffiti letters, numbers, symbols and flourishes in each of five styles. Glyphs from the fill, outline, fade and detail styles layer and combine in endless combinations, creating complex burners that stay consistent and legible. Each style carries three full alphabets plus initial (beginning) and terminal (ending) glyphs and many other embellishments for building authentic wildstyle graffiti pieces with an aggressive, modern look.

The newer Burner Color style makes use of the full-color, vector font capabilities of OpenType, combining all four styles, layered, into a single color typeface. It can be used as-is or broken apart and recolored however you see fit, for faster access to the family's layering features.

First developed in 2007, the family was widely released as part of the 2009 edition of Graffiti Fonts 4.0 (Codename: BURN) and was only the third wildstyle typeface ever published. It continues to undergo ongoing development and expansion, and works across Adobe applications including After Effects and Premiere Pro.

Who is Burner Font Family best for?

Burner Font Family is best for creating authentic wildstyle graffiti pieces with an aggressive, modern look in After Effects and Premiere Pro.

How much does Burner Font Family cost?

Burner Font Family is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • 155 wildstyle graffiti letters, numbers, symbols and flourishes in each of five styles
  • Fill, outline, fade and detail styles that layer and combine into complex, consistent and legible burners
  • Three full alphabets per style, plus initial (beginning) and terminal (ending) glyphs and many other embellishments
  • Burner Color style using OpenType full-color vector font capabilities to combine all four styles, layered, into one color typeface
  • Burner Color typeface usable as-is or broken apart and recolored however you see fit

Tags

#Graffiti#urban#wildstyle#typography#font#After Effects#Premiere Pro

Frequently asked questions

Does Burner Font Family work with After Effects and Premiere Pro?

Burner Font Family is offered for After Effects and Premiere Pro, and lists After Effects 15.0 and later as a minimum. As a font family it also lists other Adobe applications, including Illustrator 17.0+, InDesign 10.0+ and Audition 11.0+. If you rely on a specific version, confirm the exact release you run against these listed minimums so the full set of glyphs and layering styles behaves as intended in your projects.

What styles are included in Burner Font Family?

Burner Font Family includes five styles: fill, outline, fade and detail, plus the newer Burner Color style. Glyphs from the fill, outline, fade and detail styles layer and combine in endless combinations to build complex burners that stay consistent and legible. Each style contains three full alphabets along with initial (beginning) and terminal (ending) glyphs and many other embellishments, aimed at authentic wildstyle graffiti pieces with an aggressive and modern look.

How does the Burner Color style in Burner Font Family work?

Burner Font Family's Burner Color style uses the full-color, vector font capabilities of OpenType to combine all four styles, layered, into a single color typeface. It was developed for faster access to the family's layering features. You can use it as-is straight from the type, or break it apart and recolor it however you see fit, which keeps the layered look while letting you adjust the color to your own piece.

Is Burner Font Family free?

Burner Font Family is listed as free here. Licensing terms can change, so check Highground's developer page for the current details before using it in a project. For context, the family was first developed in 2007 and was first widely released as part of the 2009 edition of Graffiti Fonts 4.0 (Codename: BURN), and it continues to undergo ongoing development and expansion over time.

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