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Strokes Font Family

by Highground·Motion Graphics

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Why we like it

Strokes Font Family earns its place for packing four distinct brush finishes into one all-caps family, each carrying around 250 glyphs. The range from heavy spatter to tapered, dry-brush and sharp-streak variants gives a single graffiti-inspired look several textures to work with.

What is Strokes Font Family?

Strokes Font Family from Highground is a set of four all-caps typefaces in a simple graffiti-inspired style, built for After Effects and Premiere Pro. The fonts emulate fast strokes made with a wide paint brush or a chisel-tip marker, and they were designed to keep a realistic look even at very large sizes while using a minimal number of paths compared to many fonts with this level of detail.

Each style has its own finish. The main Strokes style features heavy spatter on the capitals and is optimized for the fastest performance. Strokes Wide adds a higher level of detail and sharpness, Strokes Rough emulates a dry brush look, and Strokes Sharp uses tapered strokes that terminate in sharp streaks.

Every one of the four styles includes about 250 glyphs, covering basic multilingual support along with numbers, punctuation and symbols.

Who is Strokes Font Family best for?

Strokes Font Family is best for all-caps titling and lettering in a graffiti-inspired brush or marker style within After Effects and Premiere Pro.

How much does Strokes Font Family cost?

Strokes Font Family is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Four styles: Strokes, Strokes Wide, Strokes Rough and Strokes Sharp
  • Main Strokes style with heavy spatter on the capitals, optimized for the fastest performance
  • Strokes Wide with higher detail and sharpness, Strokes Rough with a dry brush look, and Strokes Sharp with tapered strokes that terminate in sharp streaks
  • About 250 glyphs per style, including basic multilingual support, numbers, punctuation and symbols
  • All-caps design in a simple graffiti-inspired style
  • Built with a minimal number of paths to retain a realistic look at very large sizes

Tags

#graffiti#brush#all-caps#font family#typography#After Effects#Premiere Pro

Frequently asked questions

Does Strokes Font Family work with Premiere Pro?

Strokes Font Family lists compatibility with Premiere Pro 12.0 and later, so current versions of the app are supported. The family also lists support across several other Adobe applications beyond Premiere Pro and After Effects. Since compatibility can change between releases, the developer's page is the best place to confirm the exact versions supported before you install. All four styles share the same all-caps, graffiti-inspired design across those apps.

How many glyphs does each Strokes style include?

Strokes Font Family includes about 250 glyphs in each of its four styles. That glyph set covers basic multilingual support along with numbers, punctuation and symbols, so the fonts handle more than plain capital letters. Every style is all-caps and built in a graffiti-inspired look, and the family was designed to keep a realistic appearance even at very large sizes while using a minimal number of paths compared to many fonts with this level of detail.

What's the difference between the four Strokes styles?

Strokes Font Family ships with four styles, each with its own character. The main Strokes style carries heavy spatter on the capitals and is optimized for the fastest performance. Strokes Wide adds a higher level of detail and sharpness. Strokes Rough emulates a dry brush look, and Strokes Sharp uses tapered strokes that terminate in sharp streaks. All four are all-caps and share the same graffiti-inspired foundation, so you can pick the finish that suits a given layout.

Is Strokes Font Family free?

Strokes Font Family is listed as free here in the catalog. Licensing terms can change over time, so the developer's page is the place to confirm current pricing and any usage conditions before you rely on the fonts in a project. The download includes all four styles — Strokes, Strokes Wide, Strokes Rough and Strokes Sharp — each with around 250 glyphs, so you get the full family rather than a single weight.

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