Description
LF Clipped font is Pilaster Davy’s retro-inspired font free for personal use. This beautiful script is dynamic and energetic and is meant to draw your attention with every letter typed. Its style is inspired by the classic elegance and typography trends of the past century’s 50s. Lively and expressive, it adds a casual flair to your designs in a unique and effortless manner.
Add elegance and style with LF Clipped when using it for art projects, stationery design, logotypes, branding, advertising, packaging, posters, social media posts, or anything that comes to mind. It’s suitable for both headings and subheadings.
LF Clipped is a free font for personal projects. For commercial use, please purchase a premium license or consider donating to the author.
Add elegance and style with LF Clipped when using it for art projects, stationery design, logotypes, branding, advertising, packaging, posters, social media posts, or anything that comes to mind. It’s suitable for both headings and subheadings.
LF Clipped is a free font for personal projects. For commercial use, please purchase a premium license or consider donating to the author.
Author's note
LF Clipped is a faithful revival of Clipper by Louis Ferrand, Fonderie Typo, created in 1952. Evocative of an era when smoking was considered a healthy pursuit and a Vodka Martini was a suitable breakfast, LF Clipped is ideal for vintage and retro projects. Served with accents, currency, and a twist of lime, shaken, not stirred.
LF Clipped is available for personal use free of charge and as is. If you enjoy using LF Clipped, please consider making a Vodka Martini-sized donation to the "buy the author a drink" fund using the donate button. For any commercial use, a donation (the amount is up to you) is mandatory. Cheers!
LF Clipped is available for personal use free of charge and as is. If you enjoy using LF Clipped, please consider making a Vodka Martini-sized donation to the "buy the author a drink" fund using the donate button. For any commercial use, a donation (the amount is up to you) is mandatory. Cheers!
