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Download Fletcher Typewriter Font & Extras Font Family From Ana's Fonts

Download Fletcher Typewriter Font & Extras Font Family From Ana's Fonts
Designed by Ana Parracho, Fletcher Typewriter Font & Extras is a typewriter and dingbat font family. This typeface has seven styles and was published by Ana's Fonts.

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Fletcher Typewriter font and extras is a mini vintage design kit that includes an authentic vintage typewriter font, aged paper scans, stamps and writing from old postcards and stains and splatters to add an extra retro look to your designs. Use it in long or short texts, in digital collages, branding and packaging, social media posts, logotypes, etc.

What you’ll get:

- 1 font family with 3 weights (regular, bold, black - each weight drawn individually), 2 styles (regular and jumpy) and extras
- 10 paper scans on a transparent background (various sizes, smallest is about 1500 px x 1500 px)
- 15 stamps (brushes, transparent PNGs and in the extras font)
- 6 stains and splatters (brushes, transparent PNGs and in the extras font)

Not sure how to use this design set? It also includes a small template (500 px x 500 px) to get you started!

Please note, the paper in preview 6 is not included, it is part of a photo by Lucrezia Carnelos (via Unsplash)


Download Fletcher Typewriter Font & Extras Font Family From Ana's Fonts
Download Fletcher Typewriter Font & Extras Font Family From Ana's Fonts



Download Fletcher Typewriter Font & Extras Font Family From Ana's Fonts


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