Metrophobic
Vernon Adams
Regular
About Metrophobic
Metrophobic, designed by Vernon Adams, is a sans-serif font introduced in 2010. It embodies a semi-geometric structure, making it legible in small sizes while adding character to headlines. It supports Latin, extended Latin, and Vietnamese scripts. Recent updates improved readability and expanded script support, enhancing its usability across various design projects.
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