Soulfinger PB fonts from Pink Broccoli - (vathm)

Soulfinger PB
Designed by Phil Bracco, Soulfinger PB is a display and retro font published by Pink Broccoli.


Soulfinger PB is a another frisky offbeat typeface from Pink Broccoli, this time inspired by a vintage paperback cover of Patricia Highsmith’s “A Pleno Sol”. Soulfinger is a flare serif with just enough visual dance to it without going off the rails.

Soulfinger PB is simply a celebration of the original vintage paperback titling, letting it’s freak flag fly, so to speak.



Soulfinger PB


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