Lone Pine font by Hoodzpah is a reverse contrast serif typeface with 110% zazz and juuj. It’s inspired by Route 395 in California, which runs along the Eastern Sierra Nevadas; And by the many towns scattered along the way, namely Lone Pine, CA at the base of Mt. Whitney. This font comes in Regular and Bold Weights with 2 style sets (default and SS.01), with oodles of alternate characters and fun glyphs. This font is super high contrast in Regular weight. Perfect for large instances where you want maximum personality (see our Quick to Mercy prints for real life example). Lone Pine in bold is great for smaller instances. For those moments when you still want to make a big impression, but you also want to be approachable and super legible. This typeface has been kerned so you don’t have to spend hours fiddling (all of our type specimens below are kerned on Auto), and is automatically tracked tightly (bumper to bumper letters). Simply increase your tracking for even more legibility at smaller instances or for a unique look.
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See the full font specimen for Lone Pine, the reverse contrast font, here.
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What does this Basic License Cover?
- Stationery Collateral like Business Cards, Letterhead, Post Cards, Trifolds
- Personal Promotion Usage: Garage Sale Flyers, Local Theater, Local Band Posterss
- Independent Artist Usage: Independent Musicians and Publishers*
- Marketing and Promotional Materials*
- Packaging
- Signage
- Brand Typeface*
- Logos*
* Exceptions:
If your company is large you may require a Corporate License Extension for extended usage of Lone Pine font on large campaigns, promotional materials, brand typography, and logo usage. Large company meaning: The company (A) has over 10M in revenue, (B) has more than 25 users, and/or (C) will be using the font in a large scale campaign with multiple users needed to cover in-house staff, contractors outside agencies, 3rd party vendors, etc.). If you want to license Lone Pine for use in a Movie logo or title treatment or to typeset movie credits, this will also require a Corporate License Extension. For more info on a Corporate License Extension please contact us at info@hoodzpahdesign.com.
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