Cuprum Bold Italic Písmo

Cuprum Bold Italic, designed by Jovanny Lemonad, is a free condensed sans serif with a forceful forward slant. Its tall, tightly drawn letters combine broad vertical strokes with sharper joins and noticeably changing stroke widths. The result feels brisk and assertive, but the narrow proportions keep the lettering controlled.

Sport, transport, and fast-moving editorial subjects match its sense of speed and compact build. It is especially convincing on event posters, magazine covers, and team merchandise, where the slant supplies motion and the dense silhouette remains substantial. For automotive or athletic branding, those same features can turn a name into a purposeful badge-like product identity.

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Cuprum was created in 2006 based on the work of Miles Newlyn. Cuprum is a narrow grotesque typeface. The name refers to copper rather than gold or silver.

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