Description
Toony font by LyonsType is a fancy geometric design inspired by comic books, cartoons, and animation in general. It is a cartoon and kids style which is recognized by its angular and thick letter strokes. The letters look like blocky shapes in a playful manner with a modern and futuristic feel. Apart from defined strokes, the font features straight, vertical, horizontal, tilted, diagonal, and curved aspects.
Catch the attention of kids with the Toony font through children’s books, video games, comic books, posters, doodles, learning tools, and other printed and digital designs. It could also be a display typeface in signage or logos for writing titles in greeting cards, banners, flyers, or even packaging labels.
Toony is a free font for personal use only. To be used commercially, a proper license should be purchased first.
Catch the attention of kids with the Toony font through children’s books, video games, comic books, posters, doodles, learning tools, and other printed and digital designs. It could also be a display typeface in signage or logos for writing titles in greeting cards, banners, flyers, or even packaging labels.
Toony is a free font for personal use only. To be used commercially, a proper license should be purchased first.
Author's note
Teletoon was originally designed by Tim Goldman. The design includes lowercase letters, numbers, punctuation, and contextual alternates.
The beloved Canadian television channel Teletoon, which launched in 1997, has sadly ceased operations as of 2023. It had a significant impact on the entertainment landscape, particularly for young audiences, during its 26-year run.
Teletoon was known for its diverse programming, showcasing a wide range of animated series, from classic cartoons to cutting-edge, innovative shows. It provided a platform for both domestic and international productions, giving viewers access to a rich tapestry of animated storytelling.
The channel's closure marks the end of an era, as Teletoon had become a beloved institution in Canadian television. It will be deeply missed by generations of viewers who grew up watching its eclectic mix of animated content.
The beloved Canadian television channel Teletoon, which launched in 1997, has sadly ceased operations as of 2023. It had a significant impact on the entertainment landscape, particularly for young audiences, during its 26-year run.
Teletoon was known for its diverse programming, showcasing a wide range of animated series, from classic cartoons to cutting-edge, innovative shows. It provided a platform for both domestic and international productions, giving viewers access to a rich tapestry of animated storytelling.
The channel's closure marks the end of an era, as Teletoon had become a beloved institution in Canadian television. It will be deeply missed by generations of viewers who grew up watching its eclectic mix of animated content.
