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Updated Apr 3, 2026, 1:15 PM
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Commercial Use Guidance
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Attribution & Foundry
This metadata points to Daniel Zadorozny as the main credited source for the font.
Best for creating vintage-inspired designs with added emphasis through the italic slant.
Avoid using in body text due to readability concerns arising from the halftone and italic combination.
Pair with a simple sans-serif font to maintain balance and readability in longer text sections.
Ensure high contrast between the font and background to enhance legibility of the halftone effect.
Use sparingly to highlight specific words or phrases, rather than for large blocks of text.
Categories
Italic, Decorative, Display
Styles
1
Source Format
ZIP archive
Font Family
Antilles Halftone Italic
Font Subfamily
Italic
Full Name
Antilles Halftone Italic
PostScript Name
AntillesHalftoneItalic
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Version 2.0; 2015
Commercial Use Guidance
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Copyright
2015 Iconian Fonts - www.iconian.com
Consider the visual weight of the font when pairing with other elements on the page.
Experiment with different halftone dot sizes and densities to achieve the desired aesthetic effect.