Ridin’ down that old country road, a sign appears ahead in the forest… “Cherry Pies, $2.” It’s good ol’ YWFT Filbert bringin’ that down-home cheer, with that hand-painted, primitive calligraphic rootin’-tootin’ charm that just can’t be done any other way. Inspired by folk typography and hand painted signage from the banjo-pickin’ back country, YWFT Filbert is just as weird and wonderfully inconsistent as the Appalachian weather. This is a handset conversion, now in OpenType, with 300+ glyphs, and ligatures and stylistic alternates of both uppercase and lowercase.
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