Hello Monday is a rebellious OpenType-SVG color bitmap font that breaks the mold. It's not your typical, cookie-cutter typeface; it's born from real paint, featuring a bold, expressive brushstroke style with a distinct urban edge. With an urban swagger, Hello Monday exudes punch, energy, and a hipster vibe, all laced with a touch of carefree rebellion. Its rough edges are part of its charm, and you can't tame this font's wild side. Whether it's magazine designs, posters, invitations, book covers, or any creative project craving a rebellious and expressive touch, Hello Monday is here to infuse unapologetic coolness into your work. Hello Monday Alternative Characters Hello Monday boasts a plethora of alternative characters for both uppercase and lowercase letters. Experimenting with these alternatives not only adds flair but also reduces repetition in your text. Learn about alternatives—https://youtu.be/rtWyZqkXKCM Hello Monday Transparency Hello Monday features full transparency. To achieve a bolder look, simply duplicate your type layers in Photoshop. Apply any Colour The font initially comes in black, but it's easy to change in Photoshop CC. Here's a tutorial for your reference—http://bit.ly/2LxNG76 OpenType SVG font includes A-Z uppercase and lowercase letters, Numbers, Punctuation, and Symbols No support for Western, Central, or South Eastern Glyphs Due to size limitations, it currently only includes Basic Latin A-Z and lacks support for Western, Central, or South-Eastern European glyphs. Updates may include support for these glyphs as OpenType-SVG technology evolves—all updates are free. Photoshop & PNG Images All glyphs are included in a single Photoshop file, with each glyph approximately 1200×1200 pixels at 300 DPI. Additionally, cut-out PNG images are provided, sorted and labeled for easy reference. If Hello Monday font were a celebrity Just as Joaquin Phoenix is known for his intense and non-conformist acting roles, the Hello Monday font is recognized for its bold and striking design, challenging the conventional norms of fonts.
