Anugrah Font

Anugrah Font is an old script typeface. The design is credited to Richard Austin and was released by the British branch of the Linotype foundry in 1936. It is a classic example of what is known as a transitional typeface. The design of Anugrah is influenced by the Dutch style of printing from the 17th century.

This can be seen in the slightly ‘tulip-shaped’ terminals on some of the letters (such as the ‘a’ and ‘c’). The overall effect is of a very traditional, sturdy script typeface. This is not a particularly common typeface, but it has been used extensively in religious contexts. It is much similar to the bunny funny font and you can make many stunning arts and illusions with the help of this font.