ALS Rubl Font

ALS Rubl Font is a decorative typeface created in 1999 by Alexander Lubovenko. The design is based on the early 20th-century Russian constructivist typefaces, which were used for official and propaganda purposes. The name of the font refers to the ruble, the currency of Russia. The design is characterized by sharp angles and geometric shapes.

The letters are designed to be close together, which gives the font a compact and efficient look. You can also apply a great simple and useful princess font that is available on an over-web portal and is ready to download. The font family includes two weights: Regular and Bold. Both weights include Cyrillic and Latin character sets, as well as support for Central European languages.

The fonts are available in OpenType format and can be used on both Windows and Mac computers.