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Anyone know where I can get old Russian looking fonts, but they are actually english letters? I saw this on the opening credits for the movie "Abandoned", part of Horrorfest.
There are also quite a few “Soviet Constructivist” fonts reminiscent of 1930s poster art; there was a bit of a fad for them in the ’90s. Neville Brody’s Industria is an example. They don’t necessarily mimic the Cyrillic letterforms, though: the reference is in the style.
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Anyone know where I can get old Russian looking fonts, but they are actually english letters? I saw this on the opening credits for the movie "Abandoned", part of Horrorfest.
Any ideas? Thanks!
If its the same font used in the credits as it is inthis poster, the font is called Soviet and can be found on Dafont.com.
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