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Cheddar Gothic Font
Font Products, T6996 Cheddar Gothic
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Cheddar Gothic is a hand drawn, 8 style type family, including Sans, Serif, Slab, and Stencil (FREE!) styles—each with Italics and includes matching catchwords and icons. Great for a variety of uses: packaging, posters, t-shirts, stamps, branding, headlines, billboards, websites, etc.
The handmade details become very evident when used large, while the steadily drawn forms maintain a good structure when set in small sizes. Using a nice, mid-range weight—that is neither too light nor too bold—it feels confident large and doesn’t close up small.
An all caps family, switch between upper and lowercase for alternates. Choose lowercase for a classic, condensed look; choose uppercase for a little more character, including extended crossbars and sliced terminals. The individual styles are all based on the same structure, so they work well to mix and match with each other to best fit the occasion.
The regular styles each carry their own flavor. Mix in their italics for added punch. Plus, the included catchwords and icons complement each of the type styles to quickly add variety and interest to your designs.
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Adam Ladd
Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, Adam Ladd has operated in a variety of roles in the professional design field: art director/designer of HOW and PRINT magazines, a freelance graphic designer (working with an innovation consultancy, brand firms, and other acquired clients), and beginning his career as an in-house gra...
