January Script Font

January Script Font
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About January Script Font

January Script Font is a February font and was created on . Since then, it has been downloaded 56,167 times and added to 439 collections. 9 people have liked January Script Font and given it a thumbs up.

January Script Font was recently updated on Mar 13, 2020

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January Script Personal Use
truetype 353 glyphs 360 characters
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    NOTE: This font is for PERSONAL USE ONLY!

    To purchase a commercial license, visit:
    http://www.aringtypeface.com/january-script

    For questions or proposals, feel very free to mail info@mawns.com

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    Freeware, Non-Commercial

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    2013
    Created
    56,167
    Downloads
    439
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    9
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    ByTheButterfly
    12 years ago

    Awwww.. you made this for me since I am a January baby??? Thanks!! JK.. lol I love this, as I am in love with all of your work. Another great font from the Font Master 😄

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    mawns
    12 years ago

    Haha! Thanks a lot.

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    viperrific
    12 years ago

    I agree with Vanessa (who's no slouch herself, mind you). It's always a pleasure to see a new font from the Font Master! (And every time I check back there's at least one, because your creativity apparently never rests. More than one of your fonts that I've encountered here has driven me to MyFonts (I think I've , — I use a different webonym there, one which might be difficult to recognise as me due to the absence of snake references.) I have a suspicion I will end up seeking out the full version of this one too; I really like the elegant handwritten look. (I have horrible handwriting myself, so when I see a beautiful handwritten-look font I get jealous. 😄 )
    I have been consistently impressed for some time that you've been able to create such a broad variety of styles, and all of them so well done. I'm interested to know what the inspiration is for both the styles and the names of your fonts. Have you posted something of that sort to the web somewhere-or-other? (For reasons that don't seem to have any relationship to my various recent recent internet problems, I can't seem to access your personal site. www.mawns.com, that is. Ah, well, maybe tomorrow. (I find myself saying things like that a lot once I've given up on solving a network "issue."))