GHS was developed by Matthew Burvill and published by HouseOfBurvo. GHS contains 12 styles and household plan choices. p > GHS is an original font style from HouseOfBurvo, created and made by Matthew Burvill.

GHS means Geometric Hairline Serif, it is a serif typeface that is geometric in structure, it has strong vertical stress and its stroke is hairline thin. This offers it a fashionable, trendy look for headlines and display.

The typeface has actually been designed to work primarily as any other font style, but it likewise has special functions that can add an extra measurement to your design. This feature is Layering.

When utilizing GHS you set your type with the 'Key' font, and after that when you enjoy with your layout, you can change the font to a layer containing just the Hairlines, and after that copy and paste your text on leading and change this 2nd layer to a font style including just the Tension parts. You can then work out more control over the appearance of your text than with any other typeface of its kind; for example, you can offset your layers for differing degrees of distress, or utilize different colors for each layer. You could deal with one layer with an area varnish so the text just ends up being understandable when reflecting light, or foil obstruct the tension over the hairlines. You might even use the layers individually on an acetate sheet so the text is just understandable with a 'translating' sheet.

This typeface has lots of possibilities, and the specimen file plans to reveal some of these and how to create them.

Font Family:
· GHS Light
· GHS Light B Stress
· GHS Light C Hairlines
· GHS Light Oblique
· GHS Light Oblique B Stress
· GHS Light Oblique C Hairlines
· GHS Heavy
· GHS Heavy B Stress
· GHS Heavy C Hairlines
· GHS Heavy Oblique
· GHS Heavy Oblique B Stress
· GHS Heavy Oblique C Hairlines

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