Introducing, New Orleans, a Stylish Handwritten Script
New Orleans is a stylish handwritten script that contain lowercase, uppercase, symbol, and also support multi language. This font also comes with essential ligature that will make your text more natural. New Orleans also suitable for logo branding, beautiful fashion design, suitable for wedding invitation, or handwritten quote. Also already PUA Encoded.
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