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Doris Day by Mario Arturo is a free handwritten font with a tall, airy silhouette and the sweep of quickly drawn lettering. Its narrow forms stretch into long loops and flourishes, with changing stroke widths and oversized capitals supplying much of the drama. The line stays lively and unpolished.

For fashion branding, the lettering can turn a name into an expressive wordmark, especially on boutique packaging and beauty products where its elongated shapes feel suitably stylish. It also suits music posters and personal invitations, where the looping strokes can echo ribbon, thread, or loose line illustration and become part of the artwork rather than a neutral caption.

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The DorisDay font includes letters that appeared in magazine advertisements from the 1940s through the 1960s.

DorisDay is freeware for personal use. For commercial use, this font is donationware through PayPal at:

turoturom@yahoo.es

If the euro is your local currency, please make your donation in euros.

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"DorisDay" font is pretty much a collage of letters that appeared in 1940's thru 60's magazine ads. A few years ago I made the lower cases and then combined them my font "Individual" (caps I traced from "The ABC of Lettering by J.I. Biegeleisen") I was never happy with this combination of fonts and it has been bothering me for years. Finally I sat down and added number, punctuations and the capital letters "Doris Day" deserved. I also reshaped some of the original letters. Now "Individual" it's on it's own again.
Famille de police
Doris Day
Sous-famille de police
Regular
Identification unique de sous-famille
FONTLAB:OTFEXPORT
Nom complet de police
DorisDay
Version tableau de noms
2.000
Nom de police postscript
DorisDay
Nom du fabricant
Mario Arturo
Créateur
Description
"DorisDay" font is pretty much a collage of letters that appeared in 1940's thru 60's magazine ads. A few years ago I made the lower cases and then combined them my font "Individual" (caps I traced from "The ABC of Lettering by J.I. Biegeleisen") I was never happy with this combination of fonts and it has been bothering me for years. Finally I sat down and added number, punctuations and the capital letters "Doris Day" deserved. I also reshaped some of the original letters. Now "Individual" it's on it's own again.

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Plateformes prises en charge

PlateformeEncodage
UnicodeUnicode 2.0 et sémantique en cours, unicode BMP uniquement
MacintoshRomain
MicrosoftUnicode BMP uniquement

Détails de la police

Créée2013-10-14
Révision2
Nombre de glyphes374
Unités par em1000
Droits d'incorporationIncorporation pour impression et prévisualisation permise
Classe de familleÉcrit
GraisseLéger
LargeurSemi-élargie
Style MacGras
DirectionSeulement glyphes fortement gauche-à-droit + glyphes neutres
Nature du motifItalique
ChasseNon fixe