[hlgsnhczng] Download Mogila Display Fonts Family From Letterfreshstudio

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Mogila is a display font with a touch of style that's cheerful, elegant and strong. So it is suitable for use in product design and appearance, both in modern or vintage designs. OpenType feature with several alternative characters that allow you to mix and match letter pairs to suit your design. Mogila also includes 4 different styles, namely Regular,Italic, Bold and Outline which are made with different styles but still have the same characters.

Mogila is included in a display font so it is very suitable for use in titles, poster products, logos, book menus, websites, books, t-shirts, posters, book covers, labels, business cards, branding, print templates and many other designs according to your needs.

Mogila includes a complete set of upper and lowercase letters, as well as multi-language support, punctuation, ligatures and alternatives.

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