Deal of the week: Lunchbox typeface

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October 10, 2013
Deal of the week: Lunchbox typeface.

thumbnailLunchbox is a beautifully designed typeface that brings a sense of hand-crafted goodness to your projects. In a world where companies are perceived as distant, it's great to see a typeface that can invest a personal touch in your brand.

Ideal for any project that needs to emphasize wholesomeness, friendliness and a little fun; Lunchbox is best used for organic food suppliers, wholesome diners and small businesses involved in their community.

One of the big flaws with any hand-written font is that once you use a character twice, the identical designs are obvious immediately; that ruins the illusion of a hand-written message and with it, the idea of personal service, which was probably the reason you chose the font in the first place. Lunchbox solves this problem by giving you 4 variations on each letter. That means that whatever your content, you can be sure it will maintain the cool, hand-crafted feel that you're hoping for.

Lunchbox features uppercase, small caps and lowercase. There are 1500 different characters across light regular and bold.

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To add even more personality the caps, small caps and lowercase characters feature stylistic alternatives; you can add on some chunky swooshes for a little extra flair; you'll even find ornaments.

As a final tool in your suitcase, Lunchbox includes a custom set of discretionary ligatures. That means you can combine the characters into a more stylised version of themselves. Ligatures are available for the most common letter combinations and they're a great way achieving that final professional finish. In fact, this set of fonts has enough to keep the most demanding typographer happy for days.

Normally you'd pay $60 for this typeface, but thanks to our sister-site, MightyDeals.com, for a short time only you can grab it for just $17. That's an amazing 72% off!

Have you used Lunchbox in a project? What do you think it would be suitable for? Let us know in the comments.

WDD Staff

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