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Expressway Condensed SemiBold Italic Character Map
Complete Expressway Condensed SemiBold Italic glyph index. Displaying only characters natively supported by Expressway Condensed SemiBold Italic font.
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Download Expressway Condensed SemiBold Italic
File size: 101.78 KB
File Version: Fri, 20th Apr 2007
File Name: expressway-condensed-semibold-italic.ttf
Design Context for Expressway
Expressway is a composed and adaptable typeface that performs quietly and consistently across a wide range of design contexts. The slanted form adds forward momentum and visual energy. Its bold stroke weight gives it real presence on the page. Its narrow stance lets it pack a punch even in space-constrained designs.
First published in 2007, this typeface is available in TrueType (TTF) format.
A practical choice for tight layouts, multi-column editorial design, and space-efficient signage.
Font Pairing: Pairs effectively with both display and text companions - its neutral character adapts well to most typographic systems.
Pro Tip: Use Expressway for emphasis, pull quotes, and subheadings where its slanted energy can add rhythm to the layout.
Frequently Asked Questions about Expressway Condensed SemiBold Italic
Is Expressway Condensed SemiBold Italic free to download?
Yes, you can download Expressway Condensed SemiBold Italic for free at uFonts. It is available in TrueType format.
How do I install Expressway Condensed SemiBold Italic on my computer?
To install this font, download the file and unzip it if necessary. On Windows: Right-click the font file and select "Install." On Mac: Double-click the file and click "Install Font" in the Font Book preview.
Who designed the Expressway Condensed SemiBold Italic font?
This font was published by Ray Larabie. Check the technical specs section for copyright and designer details.
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