Description
Midnight font crafted by Faqih Fawaji is a free font with an ornate and whimsical style. The fancy free font finds a compromise between elaborate vintage-inspired calligraphy and modern quirky forms, creating a desirable tone for every message it serves to portray. It can instantly transform any classic label or subtle body text and take it to the next level of creativity and imagination.
Avoid classics as this tool is tailored for all sorts of creative ideas. Midnight can beautifully serve movie posters, especially horror or mysterious ones, typography art, headlines, large text, children’s book covers, and kid-targeted products. It can be an unexpected choice with great effectiveness in product packaging, branding, and labeling.
This font is free for personal use only. In case of any commercial usage, consider purchasing or donating to the author.
Avoid classics as this tool is tailored for all sorts of creative ideas. Midnight can beautifully serve movie posters, especially horror or mysterious ones, typography art, headlines, large text, children’s book covers, and kid-targeted products. It can be an unexpected choice with great effectiveness in product packaging, branding, and labeling.
This font is free for personal use only. In case of any commercial usage, consider purchasing or donating to the author.
Author's note
This demo font is for personal use only. Any donations are greatly appreciated. You can make a donation through the Paypal account at https://paypal.me/faqihfawaji
To purchase the full version and commercial license, please visit the link: https://link.fontpicks.com/rhk8
For more cool, modern fonts, please visit our store at https://link.fontpicks.com/AKuL
You can also follow our Instagram account @drizy_studio for updates.
To purchase the full version and commercial license, please visit the link: https://link.fontpicks.com/rhk8
For more cool, modern fonts, please visit our store at https://link.fontpicks.com/AKuL
You can also follow our Instagram account @drizy_studio for updates.
