Display font
Cherry Bomb One
Satsuyako first released the kana font CherryBomb in 2012 with the concept, "Cute with a kick." Its round and modern bounciness has made it appealing for diverse use from title logos and food packaging to children' s magazines. To publish on Google Fonts, the designer adjusted the outline and balance of all the letters, added symbols and Latin glyphs, and made it into a proportional font that could also be used in the vertical writing style.
- Designer
- Satsuyako
- Foundry
- satsuyako
- Licence
- FREESIL Open Font License 1.1
- Good for
- Headings
Picked by Font Brainy and Boon
Is Cherry Bomb One free for commercial use?
Yes. Cherry Bomb One is free for commercial use under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, for clients, logos and products.
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