Halau – A Fancy Font Family
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In:
- Sans Serif
- Extended Licence Included: for commercial projects & resale
- Professional Support
This fancy font family is perfect for spring and summer designs! I really love this retro, cartoon style in 60s or 70s advertising and Hawaii style posters. Combine different width styles for outstanding typography design.
Included in this set:
• Full set alphabet with symbols, numerals and punctuation
• Alternates
• 36 Tiki style graphic objects
Zipped File Size: 327 KB
File Types Included: .OTF, .TTF
Software compatibility: Adobe Photoshop CS3 (and higher), Adobe Illustrator Version CS3 (and higher)
Language support: Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Icelandic, Irish, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss German
Please note that Stylistic Alternates will require professional design software such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign or Inkscape.
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These images have been provided by the designer for presentational purposes only. Please refer to the Design Cuts license for terms of use.
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Alfonso Philippe –
The download only provides the fonts. The ‘Full set alphabet with symbols, numerals and punctuation’ is missing…
Annabel Smith –
Hey Alfonso,
Thanks so much for your comment and I’m so sorry for any confusion! The designer wanted to clarify that the Halau font family contains the full alphabet, with symbols, numbers and punctuation, as these are not all shown within the individual preview graphics, so your should see these within all of your font files :).
ronnyholst –
Hi there,
unfortunately no Tiki style graphic objects were included in the download.
Regards
Ronny
Annabel Smith –
Hey Ronny,
Thanks so much for commenting and I am really sorry for any confusion caused!
The designer has provided these elements as stylistic alternates, so you should be able to access them from your glyphs panel. I have just popped you over an email to be able to help you get working with these without any further hassle so I hope that this helps :).