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where ya been? dingbat font font
Publisher
Sponsored by SilhouetteDesignStore
License
$ Commercial
Date added
Feb 14 2019
A decorative font with U.S. state outlines and abbreviations.
This is a decorative dingbat font featuring outlines of U.S. states with their abbreviations and a star indicating the capital. The style is simple and clean, with a focus on geographical shapes.
Ideal for educational materials, geography-themed designs, or travel-related graphics.
Logos, Educational materials, Thematic designs
Other
Download where ya been? dingbat font font. where ya been? dingbat font by Sweet Afton
Ideal for educational materials, geography-themed designs, or travel-related graphics.
Logos, Educational materials, Thematic designs
Other
Category
Bold
No
Italic
No
Weight
Regular
Width
Normal
Character spacing
Normal
Line height
Normal
Contrast
Low
Overall style
Decorative
X height
Other
Cap height
Other
Proposed projects
Ideal for educational materials, geography-themed designs, or travel-related graphics.
Use case
Logos, Educational materials, Thematic designs
Ascender descender ratio
Other
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