Say hello to Pink Champagne!
Ultra chic, ultra casual…she’s ready to take on the job.
Pink Champagne is designed to emulate natural handwriting, with inky, wobbly edges to add to it’s authenticity - perfect for adding that natural-looking handwritten touch to your designs.
She also has a large selection of Opentype ligatures to make her appear even more natural and free flowing. Make sure you have your Ligatures turned on if you’d like to activate them, or turn pairs on and off as you’d like them in your type settings.
Pair her up with a strong Sans-serif or Serif, and you have a match made in heaven. On her own, she’s perfect for notes, labels, greeting cards, wedding invites, quotes, organic themes and so much more.
PUA encoded
For non-opentype users, such as Canva users , Pink Champagne has been PUA encoded, so with a little extra elbow grease you can use it and all its extra letters without special software :)
A help file is included for Canva users.
For other non-opentype users, use your Fontbook ( mac) or Charmap( windows) to copy and paste the extra ligatures and characters ontp your type line.
Font used in previews, for those curious :
- Main Preview, 2nd preview: Myriad Pro (Mac System Font)
- Lounge Coastal: Red Hat Display (Free Google Font)
- Notes to Remember: Very Vogue Display, Alegreya Sans SC (System Font)
- Skin Rituals: Awesome Serif, Switzer Variable*
- Preview 9 (floral poetry): Very Vogue Text
- Preview 10 (simple Pleasures): Red Hat Display (Free Google Font)
- Wildfolk: Eighties Comeback Serif, Switzer Variable*
- Bloom Festival: Very Vogue Text
- Nue Essentials: Switzer Variable*, Montserrat (Free Google Font)
- Surfside: Montserrat (Free Google Font)
- Candles labels: Montserrat (Free Google Font)
- Celestial Mirage: Montserrat (Free Google Font)
- Postcard: Very Vogue Text
- Common Rituals: Montserrat (Free Google Font)
- Switzer variable is a free Closed Source font from Fontshare.com, Indian Type Foundry
Software Requirements: No special software is required to access the extra characters ( help file included for Canva users) To access Opentype ligatures (without using PUA encoding) you will need an App that supports extended opentype features such as Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign etc.
