$29.00 – $8,700.00
Beverly Drive font is a left-leaning script from Hoodzpah, Inc. inspired by Beverly Hills: from the posh shop signs on Rodeo, to the kitschy apartment complex logos.
Purchase includes:
— OTF and/or WOFF and WOFF2 files
— Link to How to Use PDF
— License EULA PDF
Beverly Drive is the kind of font you can dress up (holiday cards or wedding invitations) or dress down (can’t you just imagine this on a laminated diner menu?). Beverly Drive font is a display typeface with a low x height, exaggerated cap heights, and plenty of capital letter alternates so every proper noun looks unique and intentional.
When you purchase the font, provide your email to be updated if/when we release updates on any glitches of the font weight/style you purchased.
Typeface Design: Amy Hood, Hoodzphah, Inc.
Production: Hoodzpah, Inc.
© Hoodzpah, Inc. 2020
We’d love to see how you use Beverly Drive Left!
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What does the Desktop License Cover?
—Logos
—Stationery Collateral like Business Cards, Letterhead, Post Cards, Trifolds, Folders, etc.
— Personal Promotion Usage: Garage Sale Flyers, Local Theater, Band Posters
— Products: Tee Designs, Mug Designs, Stickers etc.*
— Marketing and Promotional Materials
— Packaging and Signage
* Exception: Use on product creation websites (ex: Zazzle), or apps that allow their end user to create a new design with the font (ex: Canva) is not allowed under these licenses. Contact Hoodzpah if you need a license for this. info@hoodzpahdesign.com
What doesn’t the Desktop License cover?
— Web Use (@font-face embedding). Purchase a web license for this.
— Ebook or Epub use. Purchase an Epub license for this.
— Apps. Purchase an app license for this.
How do I figure out how many users I should purchase for?
Think about how many people in your company will be accessing and using the font files. That’s how many users you need to license for. An exception to this is third party subcontractors like printers, developers, animators, etc. (outside of your company) who may need access to the files for your projects temporarily. These are allowed temporary access under our license as long as they delete the files after the project is complete.
What if I’m purchasing for a client?
How many people on the company’s team will be accessing/using the font files? That’s how many users you need to purchase for. Write the client’s name in the notes section of your order if purchasing for them, or have them purchase directly.
I’m a creative—can I use this font license on more than one client project?
Each new client project requires a new license to be purchased for that client.
Where can I find your End User License Agreements?
