Description
Arnolde Script font is a connected, contemporary, dynamic font designed by Mans Greback. The smooth and stylish script has a flowing and italic set of characters that appear sophisticated and professional. The font has a cursive style made of letters carefully and beautifully drawn with smooth brushstrokes. Meanwhile, some of the letters are more classical in style carrying more angular thin and thick shapes. Arnolde is crisp and clear and thus suitable for a wide variety of applications in print and web.
Use Arnolde Script in designing magazine titles, book covers, movie titles, signs, packaging, branding, labels, stamps, and more. The font will also look nice in product design projects such as in apparel, fashion, and cosmetics. It can even be used on social media, blogs, and website banners.
The font is a free font for personal use. For commercial usage, purchase a license.
Use Arnolde Script in designing magazine titles, book covers, movie titles, signs, packaging, branding, labels, stamps, and more. The font will also look nice in product design projects such as in apparel, fashion, and cosmetics. It can even be used on social media, blogs, and website banners.
The font is a free font for personal use. For commercial usage, purchase a license.
Author's note
Arnolde Script is a heavy script typeface, drawn to emit a strong personality. It has a bold expression and confident movements, making it perfect for a modern script logo.
To create an underline, use an underscore (_) anywhere in a word. For example, "Love_letter."
To create different swashes, use multiple underscores. For example, "Cute_____ness."
To create a swash, use the number sign (#) after any letter. For example, "Welcome# Back#."
For any public use, please get the license at http://www.mn.sg/arnolde-script
For questions, please visit https://www.mansgreback.com/faq
To create an underline, use an underscore (_) anywhere in a word. For example, "Love_letter."
To create different swashes, use multiple underscores. For example, "Cute_____ness."
To create a swash, use the number sign (#) after any letter. For example, "Welcome# Back#."
For any public use, please get the license at http://www.mn.sg/arnolde-script
For questions, please visit https://www.mansgreback.com/faq
