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You can install fonts on your computer for a specified number of users. Suitable for logos and corporate identity, non-commercial PDFs, printed materials, merchandise, and social media posts. Not suitable for videos (see Video license).
Web
Suitable for use on websites. The price depends on the number of monthly visitors. Not suitable for websites that allow users to create their own products or for use on SaaS platforms (see Server license).
App
Applicable for a specified number of mobile apps. If an app has the same title but is available on different OSs, it will still be considered as a single app. For desktop app usage, please contact us.
eBook
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Video
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Digital Ad/Emails
Suitable for displaying online banners, digital advertisements, and posters, and can also be used for promoting content on social media. The license price depends on the number of advertising impressions.
Video Games
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Au tournant du XXe siècle, le quartier Griffintown était le cœur battant de l’industrie montréalaise.
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By 1910, the rail yards were operating day and night (except Sundays), moving freight between the canal and the warehouses.
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На фасадах до сих пор можно разглядеть выцветшие надписи вроде «Секция №2 (инструментальный цех)» или «Проход воспрещён (только для персонала)». Рядом гремели рельсы, и воздух был пропитан запахом масла и пара.
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На једној капији избрисан натпис: „Сектор 3 — само за запослене“. Рђа је прекрила шарке, али мирис уља и метала и даље се осећа у ваздуху, нарочито у раним јутрима.
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Die südlichen Stadtviertel waren einst das Zentrum der Schwerindustrie — dicht bebaute Straßenzüge mit Werkhallen, Arbeitersiedlungen und Schornsteinen, die den Himmel durchstießen.
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About Typeface
SFT Royalbrick is a display typeface with a bold industrial spirit
Concept
SFT Royalbrick is a display typeface inspired by embossed letterforms found on historical bricks produced by 19th century factories in the Russian Empire. The design reflects the physical irregularities of the stamping process, including thinning toward the center, sharp edges, and subtle merges, resulting in letterforms with a strong industrial presence and a distinctly tactile character.
SFT Royalbrick is a display typeface inspired by embossed letterforms found on historical bricks produced by 19th century factories in the Russian Empire. The design reflects the physical irregularities of the stamping process, including thinning toward the center, sharp edges, and subtle merges, resulting in letterforms with a strong industrial presence and a distinctly tactile character.
Graphics
The typeface is defined by extreme contrast, angular cuts, and softened junctions that echo the construction logic of vintage brickmarks. Vertical strokes and controlled deformations give Royalbrick a bold architectural appearance, making it well suited for expressive compositions that rely on weight, texture, and visual impact.
Usage
SFT Royalbrick is designed for logos, headlines, signage, magazine graphics, and posters where a strong decorative and industrial tone is required. Currently available in a single weight, the family is planned to expand with additional widths and thicknesses to support a broader range of display applications.
The typeface is defined by extreme contrast, angular cuts, and softened junctions that echo the construction logic of vintage brickmarks. Vertical strokes and controlled deformations give Royalbrick a bold architectural appearance, making it well suited for expressive compositions that rely on weight, texture, and visual impact.
Usage
SFT Royalbrick is designed for logos, headlines, signage, magazine graphics, and posters where a strong decorative and industrial tone is required. Currently available in a single weight, the family is planned to expand with additional widths and thicknesses to support a broader range of display applications.
Team
Tasya Petelina — Type Designer, Font Engineer
Yulia Gonina — Art Director
Alena Linnask — Graphic Designer
Tasya Petelina — Type Designer, Font Engineer
Yulia Gonina — Art Director
Alena Linnask — Graphic Designer
Details
First Release: September 2025
Current Version: 1.000
First Release: September 2025
Current Version: 1.000
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