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Wherewithal-Regular font
Publisher
Creative Fabrica
License
$ Commercial
Date added
Sep 07 2024
Elegant script font with flowing, connected letters.
This is a stylish script font with elegant, flowing strokes and a handwritten appearance. The letters are connected, creating a smooth and continuous look. The font features a mix of thick and thin lines, adding a dynamic and sophisticated touch.
Ideal for wedding invitations, greeting cards, branding, and logo design.
Logos, Invitations, Branding
Balanced
Download Wherewithal-Regular font. Wherewithal-Regular by Wherewithal? Mytype Studio. 2024. All Rights Reserved
Ideal for wedding invitations, greeting cards, branding, and logo design.
Logos, Invitations, Branding
Balanced
Category
Bold
No
Italic
Yes
Weight
Regular
Width
Normal
Character spacing
Tight
Line height
Normal
Contrast
High
Overall style
Elegant
X height
Medium
Cap height
High
Proposed projects
Ideal for wedding invitations, greeting cards, branding, and logo design.
Use case
Logos, Invitations, Branding
Ascender descender ratio
Balanced
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