While attracting the attention of the audience is getting harder every moment, an all-caps, tiger font such as Lacerated would really help you to boost the visibility of your visual content, like movie posters, illustrations, blog posts, flyers, and gift cards. If establishing a sense of eerie, momentum, spooky, and jauntiness really matters to you, don’t hesitate and pick up this decorative font.
Note of Designer
This demo font is ONLY for PERSONAL USE. NO COMMERCIAL USE ALLOWED!
Please note, this is a stripped down sample version with the opentype features removed.
If you wish to purchase the full version, please go to: http://www.tracertong.co.uk
and use the download link provided when you pay for the font. This will be the full version of the font.Full version has the following OpenType Features:
– Contextual alternates*
– Accented characters
– Fractions
– Ligatures / Discretionary ligatures* If you’re unfamiliar with contextual alternates, they make the typed word look a little more organic with letters substituted for alternates. For example, typing two of the same letter/number will produce different versions of that letter glyph.
