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BRUCE MIKITA is my digital version of an analog font of the same name. I believe it's Victorian in origin, although I have not be able to find its history. (Who WAS Bruce Mikita?!) The earliest use I've seen was on china made for the Shakers, so its been around a while. It resurfaced in the Letraset era and appears in the Dan X. Solo books, always under the same name.
It seems hand-crafted and rustic and suggests East Asian calligraphy. The highlight is a distinctive feature; I've also made an un-highlighted version, which Solo calls "Lantern."
Each font includes caps, limited punctuation, numbers, and international characters.
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The BRUCE MIKITA fonts are a free download for a limited time only. This copyrighted font is made available for commercial and non-commercial use when downloaded from Harold's Fonts. It is not intended to be copied, shared, sold, or reposted. |  |