Miller Banner Font is a new addition to Matthew Carter’s popular Miller series, designed to take the series to new heights in very large settings.

This font family was designed by Matthew Carter and published by Carter & Cone Type Inc.. Miller Banner contains 10 styles.

With its optimized design for banner headlines and titles, Miller Banner is perfect for creating eye-catching and elegant typography in print and digital media.

One of the notable features of Miller Banner Font is its sharpened hairlines and sweetened contrast. These enhancements provide the font with a graceful and crisp elegance, making it an excellent choice for banners, titles, and other large-scale typography.

Miller Banner Font draws inspiration from the historic Scotch Roman typeface, but its design goes beyond any examples among its antecedents.

Font Details

Font Name:	Miller Banner Font Family
Style:	Display, Fancy, Typeface
Font Designer:	Matthew Carter
File Format:	TTF
License:	Not Free
Files:	Miller Banner (Truetype)

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Its large size and optimized design make it a great choice for designers looking to create impactful and memorable typography in a wide range of applications.

Usage

With so many features, it is ideal for business logo designs, business cards, greetings or invitations, and giving certificates and awards a sense of occasion. Moreover, this typeface can also be used in textile industries, printing on various things like t-shirt designs, etc.

So, Miller Banner Font is a versatile and elegant typeface that adds a touch of sophistication to any design project.

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