Sharpe Thin Italic

Designed by Jeremy Dooley

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Font Name Sharpe PERSONAL
Style Thin Italic
Category Serif
Designer Jeremy Dooley
Copyright Copyright (c) 2019 by Mans Greback. All rights reserved.
License Free for Personal Use
Total Character 362
Recommended Line Height 1.34
Ascent 1030
Descent 308
Units Per em 1000
Total Vertical Range 1338
Max Advance Width 1791
Max Advance Height N/A
Underline Position -75
Similar Fonts Bodoni, Didot, Cinzel, Mrs Eaves

Sharpe Thin Italic Font Details : Font Free Download

Sharpe Thin Italic is a sophisticated and modern serif typeface designed by Jeremy Dooley as part of the broader Sharpe family. Drawing inspiration from the sharp, high-contrast letterforms of late 18th-century transitional and modern serifs, this specific weight offers a delicate, ethereal quality. Its razor-thin strokes and slanted posture create a sense of movement and refined luxury, making it an ideal choice for high-end fashion publications and upscale branding projects that require a touch of elegance without being overly traditional.

The typeface is characterized by its meticulous attention to detail and its ability to remain legible even at its lightest weight. The italic version specifically adds a fluid, calligraphic grace to the geometric structure of the Sharpe family. Whether used in editorial spreads or as part of a minimalist logo design, Sharpe Thin Italic stands out for its contemporary take on classic typography, providing designers with a versatile tool for creating impactful visual narratives.

Sharpe Thin Italic Best Uses

Editorial Design

Perfect for sophisticated magazine headers and pull-quotes.

Luxury Branding

Ideal for high-end logos in fashion, beauty, and jewelry sectors.

Stationery

Adds a touch of modern class to wedding invitations and event programs.

Digital Media

Excellent for hero sections on minimalist and upscale websites.

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Available Formats: .TTF


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