“BANKAY” – is a display font inspired by street calligraphy.
I wanted to embody the street “tags” of graffiti artists and stylize them, that they would become more bizarre and slightly incomprehensible. In particular, I was inspired by Japanese street art, so some of the letters can remotely resemble simplified hieroglyphs.
I wanted to embody the street “tags” of graffiti artists and stylize them, that they would become more bizarre and slightly incomprehensible. In particular, I was inspired by Japanese street art, so some of the letters can remotely resemble simplified hieroglyphs.
Also, using dry brushes, I created a second version of the font. The Japanese style influence on this work here, feel even more. Due to the large number of small parts, the second version exists only in the EPS format. The first version exists in formats TTF, OTF and EPS.
I stylized braces and brackets, that the user has more creative possibilities. In addition, you can easily change the horizontal direction of letters H, N, T and V using the upper case.
To buy a license for commercial use and all other files(Version A: OTF, EPS; Version B: EPS), please, visit Mark’s Mora profile
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