#bree serif

I used to have a master Wiki Page but it got deleted, I think, due to inactivity. But I still have some things!

Here's my old-ass fanfiction on FFNet I wrote for Underkin

Here's Serif's OC page with all the info about her

"Serif is a seven-year-old skeleton running around here somewhere. She's another Aster from the Kin universe, where everyone has an extra companion--her brothers are that world's Sans and Papyrus, and we call them Bro and Russ."

[My own AU and OC--Have some old art of mine of her (left) and a commissioned piece from @fallenara (right)]

"She really is! She's such a sweetheart, and funny too. Such a good kid..."

Hi there! My name is Zoe, but I’d prefer to be called Breezey. I am an art student stationed in California. I am currently working to put my work out there more as I work on improving in the years. I am a huge nerd for character design so that will probably be what you see on my blog most often. I hope you enjoy my work! If you want to see more of my stuff and know more about me you can visit my portfolio here: https://zoebrown116.wixsite.com/portfolio

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As for this picture, this features one of my characters by the name of Bree. Yes, she is inspired by Undertale. However, even though I don’t draw much art from the game anymore, I really love her design. So I guess she’s gonna be my little mascot or something. Get used to seeing this baby around more <3

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Now I guess I’ll give yall some custom tags that I’ll be using.

Art Tag: BreezeyArt

Character Designs: BreezeyOC

Bree Serif by TypeTogether.

n 2008 TypeTogether released the Bree typeface, a sleek sans serif that quickly became a favorite among brand and editorial designers.

Bree Serif follows the same theme as its predecessor. It is a young and energetic upright italic that approaches readers with hip and somewhat elegant charm. It has a range of styles that can perform as counterparts to the original Bree fonts. At the same time though they bring a whole range of new and individual features that make Bree Serif a separate type family in its own right.

The characters in Bree Serif maintain the original flavour of handwriting, but have a more subtle appearance to support optimal editorial usage. The slabby nature of its shapes, particularly in the heavier weights, makes for a strong impression.

Some of the characteristic features of its sans serif cousin are present in Bree Serif too, such as the single-story ‘a’, the cursive ‘e’ and the rhythmical ‘k’ and ‘y’. Alternate letters of these are also available when a more neutral look is desired.

Bree Serif offers a mixture of fluid and attractive forms that convey a contemporary and vivid aspect. If you loved the multi- award winning Bree, you will surely love its seriffed cousin!