Merida: Bold Handmade Display Typeface for Creative Projects
Introduction to Merida
Merida is not a typeface. Merida is a handmade display typeface that takes ideas from the folk art, the vintage signage and the playful organic shapes. I use Merida when I need the typeface that feels handmade. Merida has a handmade feel that makes it different, from the typefaces. Each letter in Merida is carefully made. Each letter, in Merida has curves and small irregularities that add warmth and a human touch to the design. When you work on the branding the packaging or the editorial projects Merida can help your creative work stand out.
Design Style
The design style of Merida draws from folk art and vintage signage. I have used the design style of Merida in my projects and the design style of Merida always feels real. The design style of Merida is bold. The design style of Merida grabs attention. The design style of Merida is handmade. The design style of Merida feels real and easy to approach. The typeface has shapes and friendly sizes. The typeface looks striking. The typeface reads easily. The design style of Merida and the typeface together work well for projects that need personality and character.
Merida has shapes and whimsical design elements. Merida is a choice, for people who want the vibe or the retro vibe. Meridas expressive nature lets Merida communicate the brand story effectively. Merida engages the audiences in a way that the standard typefaces cannot. Meridas artistic flair is perfect, for projects that want to stand out in the marketplace.
Character Sets and Multilingual Support
One of the things, about Merida is the large character set. When I use the typeface I see both letters and lowercase letters so the typeface gives me flexibility, for design jobs. The character set lets designers make text layouts that look good and stay consistent across platforms.
I have used Merida and Merida also includes support. Merida is a choice, for branding and marketing campaigns. The multilingual support lets your designs reach an audience. The multilingual support does not sacrifice style or readability. When you create content, in English, Spanish or any other language Merida keeps its look.
Use Cases for Merida
Merida is very flexible so Merida fits use cases. Below are some ways you can add Merida to your projects:
- Branding: I like how Merida shows boldness and character. When I use Merida I can make logos that stay in the mind of the audience. The logos made with Merida connect with the audience.
- Packaging: For food, for cosmetics for products Merida gives the packaging charm and personality. The packaging feels alive, with Merida.
- Posters: I think Merida looks bright and draws the attention. Merida works well on the posters that need to catch the eyes at the events or, in spaces.
- Editorial Headlines: Use Merida for striking headlines in magazines or online publications to draw readers in.
- Social Media: Social Media can stand out in feeds, with graphics and text. Social Media uses Merida in the Social Media campaigns. Social Media gets attention when Merida is part of the Social Media plan.
- Album Covers: Musicians and artists can use Meridas look to make album artwork. The album artwork can show the musicians and artists style.
- Creative Projects: A design project that needs a touch will gain from the quality of Merida. I have watched many design projects improve when design projects use the quality of Merida.
Pairing Suggestions
Typography gets stronger when you pair typefaces. Pairing typefaces can lift a design a lot. I have tried Merida in my work. Merida is bold and expressive. Merida pairs, with other typefaces. Below are some pairing suggestions:
- Montserrat: I use Montserrat for the body text to make a contrast, with Merida. Montserrat works with Merida’s hand drawn style. Keeps the text readable.
- Lora: The serif typeface adds a bit of elegance when the serif typeface is paired with Merida. I think the serif typeface is good, for branding projects.
- Raleway: I use Raleway because Raleway has the lines. I use Raleway with Merida because Raleway and Merida work together. Raleway and Merida give the look, for projects. Creative projects that need the clear text can use Raleway and Merida together.
These pairings improve the appeal of your designs. These pairings also help you have the look, across the branding and the marketing materials.
Licensing and Availability
Merida comes with a licensing model that works for commercial use. I have used Merida for client projects, branding and marketing. I did not have to worry about fees or restrictions. Merida is offered in .otf. Formats so the typeface works with design software.
Merida includes, than twenty bonus hand drawn illustrations in .ai, .eps and .pdf formats. The illustrations are ready to use. Designers can use the illustrations to improve layouts, labels and brand assets. The illustrations make Merida a full toolkit for designers who want a look, for their work.
If you are looking for a typeface that feels real crafted and bold try the Merida typeface. The Merida typeface has a handmade feel and an artistic style that makes the Merida typeface a match, for creative projects. Whether you are building a brand working on designs or shaping modern craft looks the Merida typeface adds instant charm and confidence to your work. Explore the potential of the Merida typeface. Let the Merida typeface make your design projects stand out. Try the Merida typeface.