Ludmila Kruglova

Drakoala combines the classic look of vintage movie posters with a modern hand drawn feel making it perfect for a variety of projects. Drakoala is perfect for headlines, titles & logos and plays well in film, magazines, comics, packaging, toys, posters, games… any project you can sink your teeth into.

Features

OTF & TTF file formats

WOFF/WOFF2 & EOT file formats
(webfont license required for use)

Free updates and bug fixes

Additional Information

Visit remedy667.com/EULA for standard license information.

May require special graphic design software to access OpenType features. Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Indesign and Corel Draw.

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Feedback is always welcome. If there is anything missing that you would like to see, or if there are any issues that occur, feel free to contact nick@remedy667.com and let me know.

“Hey, didn’t there used to be a skate park down there?”

“Yeah, but it’s been abandon for years... ever since, the accident.”

“The oozing slime...?”

SKATE BAIT!

In October of 2019, I made up a bunch of fake movie titles and made logos for them. I called the project 31 Days of Horror Fonts, and posted one each day on Instagram.

People who follow my account voted for their favorites, by liking and commenting… I then proceeded to make the most popular logos into complete typefaces.

Skate Bait finished in 1st place with 28 votes (likes) and was published on the 3rd day of the project.