Font
Autumn in November
Author
Font
1
License
Added
Nov 19, 2016
Description
Autumn in November font by Misti's Fonts is a free flowing script font with a warm handcrafted feel. The writing is expressive, elegant, and contemporary with a decorative flair. The style is casual yet sophisticated making for a lively atmosphere. Overall, the typeface is a suitable choice for creating modern design applications including invitation or greeting cards.
The font is ideal for branding, posters, or social media. It’s also suitable for packaging, labels, and even book covers. Personal stationery and editorial use, especially the titles, can also be considered by artists.
Free for personal use, Autumn in November requires a purchase for commercial applications.
The font is ideal for branding, posters, or social media. It’s also suitable for packaging, labels, and even book covers. Personal stationery and editorial use, especially the titles, can also be considered by artists.
Free for personal use, Autumn in November requires a purchase for commercial applications.
Author's note
Terms of Use: https://mistifonts.com
Purchase License: https://link.fontpicks.com/LYLC
The text has been enhanced as follows:
1. Any non-English language mutations have been eliminated, leaving only English.
2. The heading "Terms Of Use" has been retained, as it is the main content.
3. Grammatical errors have been corrected, making the text smoother and more professional.
4. Logical new lines and paragraph breaks have been introduced to improve readability and comprehension.
5. The periods following the URLs have been removed.
Purchase License: https://link.fontpicks.com/LYLC
The text has been enhanced as follows:
1. Any non-English language mutations have been eliminated, leaving only English.
2. The heading "Terms Of Use" has been retained, as it is the main content.
3. Grammatical errors have been corrected, making the text smoother and more professional.
4. Logical new lines and paragraph breaks have been introduced to improve readability and comprehension.
5. The periods following the URLs have been removed.
