Display font Love This Life

Love this life is a strange-looking OpenType SVG font overflowing with energy and colour. It really attracts attention to its slightly shaky gutsy outlines—giving it a lovely cheeky appearance.

Combine the main font with the script font, and you have the ideal trendy font duo—use them together or just on their own.

Love this life's main typeface features five different colours Red Green, Yellow, Blue and Purple. You can mix and match the colours to get an awesome colour effect.

All the colour is built into the typeface, so you don't need to mess about with paths and fill colours.

See a quick demo—

If this font were a celebrity, it would be more Cyndi Lauper than Courteney Cox—it really shows its true colours.

Love this life's lively appearance would be excellent for large headlines, posters, birthday cards, t-shirts, branding and your social media posts.

The font format is OTF, and you will need an application with OpenType to get the full benefit of the typeface.

OpenType SVG, please read.

OpenType-SVG fonts are a new technology. Support is limited but improving. OpenType-SVG fonts only work in the latest versions of Photoshop CC2017+ and Illustrator CC 2018+, plus a handful of other native OSX apps. They also work on the more modern versions of windows again only in Photoshop CC2017+ and Illustrator CC 2018+. Windows user, you might not see your letters when you install the font, but it does work in the applications mentioned above. Adobe Indesign does not fully support OpenType-SVG bitmap fonts—so buy this at your own risk. You have been warned.

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About Simon Stratford

Hello, that's me or itsmesimon, aka Simon Stratford. I design everything from custom typefaces for advertising agencies to ready-to-buy fonts for designers (like you) to the occasional digital oil painting for TV and print.

I've spent over 20 years in the design industry, from teaching photoshop, web design, movie promotion, and branding agencies to digital marketing—I think I've done most jobs. I got tired of the rat race and the daily commute in London. So I stopped doing things I didn't what to do—and started doing things I did want to do—more creative things.

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