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Chalky Letters is a multilayered font collection, created for the chalk-lettering lovers. Letters and ornaments are carefully hand-drawn to resemble the authentic chalk effect. 4 different vintage typographic styles along with a variety of decorations and shadow effects make endless combinations. The collection gives the designer the freedom to use it in any typographic project he can imagine: greeting cards, labels, large scale prints, branding, packaging, signage, editorial design.

Typographic styles:

Chalky Letters Heading: All caps, old fashioned, serif, with 2 styles of decoration and shadow effects

Chalky Letters Label: All caps, heavy, serif, vintage, solid and outline, with 4 styles of decoration and a shadow effect

Chalky Letters Script: Simple modern calligraphic with terminal forms and 2 alternate styles of descenders. Combined with a shadow effect.

Chalky Letters Note: All caps, simple, thin, old fashioned, with a shadow effect

Chalky Letters Extras: 2 styles of ribbons, frames and ornaments.

The font collection supports Central, Eastern, Western European, Baltic, Turkish and Greek languages.

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