Download Teddy Font
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Teddy by Minjoo Ham is a script-style display font in three layers, plus a stand-alone �Open� variety and a set of multi-language catchwords. It came out of a digital study based on mid-century Germany lettering for�advertising � mainly taking some cheerful pages from Ernst Bentele�s well-known book�Schrift�as a�resource. When we realized there was already a rather�straightforward digitization on the market, we decided to take the idea to a different level. The result: an attractive,�more contemporary typeface drawn from scratch with brand-new, more�vigorous detailing � and layerable variations for chromatic (2- and 3-color) use.
Teddy�s Regular can be backed by the Cloud layer, while sparkle can be added by putting the Highlight on�top. Its Open version is basically the Regular with the Highlight built in as holes (easier to use one the�web than the layered solution). Many letter combinations, including double�characters like dd and ll, are automatically replaced by more elegant solutions. (Latin) language�coverage is exemplary. The fonts contain a set of Small Caps, and various styles of figures (numbers).
Finally: FREE catchwords. Teddy REGULAR contains a lovely collection of ready-made catchwords in many more languages than is�common: English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch, and a few Portuguese and Scandinavian exclamations!
Teddy�s Regular can be backed by the Cloud layer, while sparkle can be added by putting the Highlight on�top. Its Open version is basically the Regular with the Highlight built in as holes (easier to use one the�web than the layered solution). Many letter combinations, including double�characters like dd and ll, are automatically replaced by more elegant solutions. (Latin) language�coverage is exemplary. The fonts contain a set of Small Caps, and various styles of figures (numbers).
Finally: FREE catchwords. Teddy REGULAR contains a lovely collection of ready-made catchwords in many more languages than is�common: English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch, and a few Portuguese and Scandinavian exclamations!


