Groovy started as a prospective variation in the Flashback series but extremely rapidly developed its own distinct appearance, specifically with the lower case letters blending so well into the format. There wasn't any preconceived concept to create a retro looking font in principle, it just progressed that method, but I do believe it has numerous unique qualities reminiscent of design genres from the 70's. It's most likely quite subliminal and like me, you may discover yourself believing, what does that remind me of?
The double-entendre 'd title is quite apt too, not merely for factors of its outwardly retro look however likewise since of the considered, rounded aspects forming the negative spaces throughout. The typeface likewise has something of a chameleon-like personality, being both adaptable and capable of having a stylish/ enjoyable appearance, or alternatively something strong and stylish, depending upon the usage, as shown in the banner examples here.
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