Dive into the world of typography with “This Appeal”, a striking font duo that brilliantly combines versatility and style. This unique pairing features two complementary typefaces, each with its own charm and functionality, making it a must-have for your creative toolkit. First up is our Display Font. This gem is not just a font, it’s a statement!

With over 200 ligature glyphs and a whopping 70+ alternate glyphs, it’s your go-to choice for crafting eye-catching headlines and unforgettable logos. Its long, elegant strokes and diverse range of glyphs ensure that your designs will stand out, be it in print or digital media. Complementing this is our Casual Modern Script.

It’s like the cool, laid-back cousin in the font family! With its smooth, flowing lines, this script brings a touch of modern casual flair that feels both personal and professional. It’s perfect for everything from branding projects to personal invitations, adding a human touch to your designs.

Together, these fonts support an impressive 87 languages, making “This Appeal” not just beautiful, but incredibly versatile and inclusive. Whether you’re creating for a global audience or targeting a specific linguistic group, these fonts have got you covered.

So, whether you’re designing a bold logo, a stylish headline, or a heartfelt invitation, “This Appeal” is here to elevate your work. Get ready to make your designs not just seen, but remembered!

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This Appeal Sans Font

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