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Work · August 30, 2025

StylesForge

Curated fonts and color palettes for designers

What it does

Discover, curate, and customise gradients, fonts, and color palettes for awesome designers. From Tokyo Cyberpunk to Old Money Elegance, create your perfect aesthetic.

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