Description
Goushy Script font family, designed by Sutype, is a delicate script font family with elegant loops and authentic handwritten features. The beautiful script family includes all sorts of decorative handwritten features you could ever think of from lovely swashes to stylish circular letter ends. Also enhancing its visual quality is the extended decorative loops on top of some of its letters!
Free-spirited handwritten fonts like Goushy make the perfect choice for a wide range of artistic projects. Dive straight into experimenting with it in logos, branding, posters, packaging, and much more.
Goushy Script is a free font for personal use and requires the purchase of a commercial license for full use.
Free-spirited handwritten fonts like Goushy make the perfect choice for a wide range of artistic projects. Dive straight into experimenting with it in logos, branding, posters, packaging, and much more.
Goushy Script is a free font for personal use and requires the purchase of a commercial license for full use.
Author's note
By installing or using this font, you agree to the Product Usage Agreement:
- This demo font is only for personal use. Commercial use is not allowed.
- To purchase the full version and commercial license, please visit: https://link.fontpicks.com/cqHv
- For corporate use, you must purchase a corporate license.
- If you need a custom license, please contact us at ignatyusbill@gmail.com
- Any donations are greatly appreciated. You can contribute via PayPal: https://paypal.me/sut95
Follow our Instagram for updates: @ignatiussut
Thank you.
- This demo font is only for personal use. Commercial use is not allowed.
- To purchase the full version and commercial license, please visit: https://link.fontpicks.com/cqHv
- For corporate use, you must purchase a corporate license.
- If you need a custom license, please contact us at ignatyusbill@gmail.com
- Any donations are greatly appreciated. You can contribute via PayPal: https://paypal.me/sut95
Follow our Instagram for updates: @ignatiussut
Thank you.
