The Sketchnote Typeface was developed by Mike Rohde and published by Delve Fonts. The Sketchnote Typeface consists of 5 designs and household package choices. p > The Sketchnote Typeface was born of requirement: veteran designer and illustrator Mike Rohde needed a series of hand-drawn fonts to produce his recent book, The Sketchnote Handbook (2012, Peachpit Press). Because of its origin, the typeface was designed to be practical, to convey the human character and quirks of Rohde's normal handwriting and distinct hand-drawn lettering with the advantages intrinsic in digital fonts.

Sketchnote Square is a strong, rather compressed heading type that complements the Sketchnote Text typefaces. Drawn rather of composed, the characters in Square have cool little happenstance voids within the strokes. Square likewise includes a helpful choice of enjoyable icons, rules, and arrows-some practical bits for your design projects. They are accessible by means of the OpenType feature "Ornaments" or "Stylistic Set 2" For included convenience, those exact same fun icons, rules, and arrows are also offered as a standalone typeface, Sketchnote Dingbats, which comes packaged with Square and the complete family package.

The texture of Sketchnote is the outcome of real ink-spread on paper, caught in scans of the composed letterforms and left intact during production to protect that feeling. Under the hood, the texture was carefully modified by hand, removing outline errors and keeping the point count low for optimal efficiency. These font styles are crafted to the greatest industry standards.

Sketchnote Square is best utilized at bigger sizes for headlines, titles, packaging, and so on. Sketchnote is great for a range of projects where a handcrafted visual and ease-of-use are preferred.

Font Family:
· Sketchnote Text
· Sketchnote Text Italic
· Sketchnote Square
· Sketchnote Text Bold
· Sketchnote Dingbats

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