Description
Olivier font is an expressive brush font by Letters & Numbers. The free font has a flowing modern appearance that is inviting and friendly. Its aesthetic combines an appealing appearance written by hand with a signature-like look. The result has a casual tone inviting readers to engage on a personal level.
The casual and expressive finish of this font makes it highly suitable for branding and playful advertising visuals. Signature texts, greeting cards, identity designs, and personal designs are other areas where you can make the most of a font as engaging as this one.
Olivier has demo personal usage rights which are not suitable for commercial use. For business usage, consider getting a full purchase license or supporting the author via a donation.
The casual and expressive finish of this font makes it highly suitable for branding and playful advertising visuals. Signature texts, greeting cards, identity designs, and personal designs are other areas where you can make the most of a font as engaging as this one.
Olivier has demo personal usage rights which are not suitable for commercial use. For business usage, consider getting a full purchase license or supporting the author via a donation.
Author's note
Here is the text enhanced according to the rules outlined:
For commercial use, please obtain a user license at Fontspring: https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/letters_numbers/olivier
Alternatively, contact ursula.hitz@gmail.com
The text has been improved by:
1. Eliminating any non-English language mutations.
2. Discarding the heading that mentioned an author's note.
3. Correcting grammatical errors to ensure smooth and professional reading.
4. Introducing logical new lines and paragraph breaks to improve accessibility and comprehension.
5. Removing the period that followed the email address.
For commercial use, please obtain a user license at Fontspring: https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/letters_numbers/olivier
Alternatively, contact ursula.hitz@gmail.com
The text has been improved by:
1. Eliminating any non-English language mutations.
2. Discarding the heading that mentioned an author's note.
3. Correcting grammatical errors to ensure smooth and professional reading.
4. Introducing logical new lines and paragraph breaks to improve accessibility and comprehension.
5. Removing the period that followed the email address.
