A thin, upright marker hand with ink-dot stroke ends, made for nursery walls, stickers and children's prints.
The Wall looks like someone wrote on a growth chart with a fine felt pen and did not bother to tidy up afterwards. Strokes are thin and even. Letters stand upright and run a little narrow, and many stroke ends finish in a tiny ink dot where the pen paused. Friendly, a bit wobbly.
The cards show where it sits well: height marks on a rainbow growth chart, letters and numbers on round, heart and star stickers, a pangram split across speech bubbles, a "Hello Sunshine" print next to a rainbow. Capitals have long verticals and the lowercase keeps open counters, so names and short phrases keep their shape at poster size. Use it for headlines, names and labels.
Inside are 62 glyphs, which means A to Z in both cases and the digits 0 to 9. There is no punctuation set. Plan names, ages and single words rather than sentences with commas and question marks. One Regular weight, Latin for English, files in OTF, TTF, WOFF and WOFF2.
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