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Blueberry, a font that brings a delightful and playful essence to any design, is a true treat for the eyes. With its whimsical curves and rounded edges, Blueberry exudes a sense of joy and creativity. Perfect for conveying a friendly and approachable tone, this font adds a touch of sweetness to invitations, children's books, and branding projects. The soft and inviting nature of Blueberry makes it a delightful choice for capturing attention and leaving a lasting impression. Embrace the charm of Blueberry and infuse your creations with a burst of color and happiness.
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Blueberry is a "comic book" typeface that seeks to imitate a form of handwriting, evolving towards a mechanical system widely seen and used in comics. Blueberry bears the name of one of the finest sagas in French/Belgian comics (and elsewhere, perhaps?) a great classic of western comics, Blueberry, by Giraud and Charlier. The name of this saga is also the name of the hero, a former officer who deserted the American army after the American Civil War. This typeface is therefore a tribute to this family of fonts used in comics and to these brilliant authors.
Character set: Latin extended
File formats delivered: OTF, TTF, WOFF, WOFF2
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