About Brushine Collective Font
Three distinct cuts, one coherent sensibility — that is what Bagas Ardiatma of Trustha Studio has built here. The family arrives as a trio: an Oblique, a Script, and a Serif, each released as a single Regular weight, and each carrying a calligraphic warmth that reads as considered rather than decorative. The Script in particular has the kind of controlled flow you see in lettering drawn by hand before it is ever digitized.
Design Aesthetics & Character Characteristics
Across all three cuts the mood is consistently classic and romantic, with a luxury register that leans toward editorial elegance rather than novelty. The Serif anchors the set structurally, the Oblique introduces graceful slant and energy, and the Script brings a fluid, intimate quality to headlines and logotype compositions. All three are delivered in both TTF and OTF formats and cover the Latin alphabet. Used together or individually, the forms reward spacing attention — these are not faces to rush through.
Recommended Usage & Font Pairing
The natural home for this family is anywhere that tone matters as much as information: wedding stationery, invitation cards, luxury branding, logo lockups, and magazine display headings are the contexts it was drawn for. When you need a clean counterpart to balance the expressiveness of the script and serif cuts, the listed pairings — Helvetica, Aileron, and Abrade for neutrality, or Ballmain and Batoshi for complementary character — each offer a different kind of contrast worth testing.
License & Usage Terms
Brushine Collective is offered under Personal Use terms, which means commercial use is not covered — confirm licensing directly with Trustha Studio before committing it to a client project. The files do carry editable embedding permission.