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Melts Script Rough

por Estudio Calderon
Estilos individuales desde $0.00 USD
Familia completa de 6 fuentes: $39.00 USD
La familia tipográfica Melts Script Rough fue diseñada por Felipe Calderón y publicada por Estudio Calderon. Melts Script Rough contiene 6 estilos y opciones de paquete familiar.

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Melts Script Rough by Estudio Calderón is the textured version of Melts Script. It has a texture design in high definition that runs very good in any size and concepts. Good news! It includes a free version of “Melts Script Rough Sanscript One”. Specimen

Diseñadores: Felipe Calderón

Editorial: Estudio Calderon

Fundición: Estudio Calderon

Propietario del diseño: Estudio Calderon

MyFonts debut: Jan 13, 2018

Melts Script Rough

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Located in Cali, Colombia, Estudio Calderón was founded in 2010 by local designer Felipe Calderón. “Our business started in 2010 as a hobby for drawing letters and a path to discover different tools,” he says. “Along the way, the brush script lettering appeared and I fell in love with it and its traces, that is why most of our fonts are designed based on this brush.” He made his debut on MyFonts with Letrista Script, which was influenced by the art of sign painting. The typeface was featured in the April, 2013 edition of Rising Stars, and has been one of the foundry’s best selling fonts. It was also chosen to be part of the fifth biennial of Latin-American typography Tipos Latinos 2015. Since then, Felipe has continued to find success drawing inspiration from this style that he knows and loves. One of his most recent designs, Hollie Script, pays tribute to brush lettering styles from the 1950’s and 1960’s. The script has been honored by the Type Directors Club New York 2015 with the Certificate of Typographic Excellence. Estudio Calderón is a quiet office where inspiration comes daily. With both a graphic design and lettering department in the studio, the designers work together to articulate the fonts, lettering and graphics that they produce.www.estudiocalderon.comInstagram

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