Check out the hand drawn Blend fonts by type designer Sabrina Mariela Lopez of foundry Typesenses.
Just like a good blend of different kinds of coffee beans, this collection of hand drawn typefaces brings this concept of a well balanced selection to the world of typography. That’s why type designer Sabrina Mariela Lopez of foundry Typesenses decided to name this collection of hand drawn typefaces “Blend”.
The collection includes a mix of 21 styles. Each font can be purchased separately or all together in one big type family package. The big package consists of a bouncing informal Script, casual Roman fonts, inline hand-lettered fonts and their fills, handmade Roman capitals, decorative ornaments, frames, ribbons and dingbats. The layered styles can be combined easily to create lots of unique letterings. This lovely designed font collection fits very well for signage and window lettering on coffee shops or bakeries, but you can also use it for a variety of applications such as logotypes, magazines, children’s books, packaging, labels, invitations, etc. With the hand drawn Blend fonts you can add a more personal touch to any design.
The Blend font collection from foundry Typesenses is available for purchase on MyFonts.
The Blend font collection includes a variety of diverse handmade typefaces that work great for signage and coffee shops.
The type family is equipped with a mix of hand drawn typefaces in different styles plus several typographic features and illustrative dingbats.
Hand drawn Blend fonts by type designer Sabrina Mariela Lopez of foundry Typesenses.
With this variety of hand drawn typefaces and different styles you can create stylish titles.
Fonts and illustrations for coffee shops and lovely designed signage.
Example of use: fun window graphics and lettering.
Example of use: a lovely illustrated coffee mug design.
Another example of use: a lovely designed typographic artwork.
You can get these handmade typefaces on MyFonts.
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