Description
Echedo font by Mario Arturo is a free retro font featuring an exotic flair and ornamental sophisticated style. The vintage-inspired typeface is characterized by elegant letterforms that carry a historical presence. It’ll certainly add an artistic touch to your project for an expressive design no matter the audience.
Bring classic appeal to book covers, branding designs, advertisements, event invitations, and fun posters. Signature logos and business cards also benefit from the unique style. Designing product labels and packaging that stand out instantly is now easily doable by utilizing this beautiful free font.
This font may not be suitable for commercial use and licensing rights should be considered from the author before engaging in relevant projects. Purchasing a license or donating will gain the proper authoring permission for unrestricted use.
Bring classic appeal to book covers, branding designs, advertisements, event invitations, and fun posters. Signature logos and business cards also benefit from the unique style. Designing product labels and packaging that stand out instantly is now easily doable by utilizing this beautiful free font.
This font may not be suitable for commercial use and licensing rights should be considered from the author before engaging in relevant projects. Purchasing a license or donating will gain the proper authoring permission for unrestricted use.
Author's note
PLEASE, MAKE A DONATION THROUGH PAYPAL, CLICK DONATE BUTTON ABOVE.
Please consider the time spent creating the font and the repercussions it may have for your project. Donate in Euros if this happens to be your currency.
This typeface was traced from an unnamed ornamental Roman alphabet from the 1958 edition of "101 Alphabets" by W. Ben Hunt and Ed. C. Hunt. The original work was published as "60 Alphabets" in 1935.
Please consider the time spent creating the font and the repercussions it may have for your project. Donate in Euros if this happens to be your currency.
This typeface was traced from an unnamed ornamental Roman alphabet from the 1958 edition of "101 Alphabets" by W. Ben Hunt and Ed. C. Hunt. The original work was published as "60 Alphabets" in 1935.
