displaywestern noveltycondensed
A digitisation and expansion of Yippie, an uncredited early 1960s wild-west film and cartoon type, now available in two widths with a Pan-European character set.
About
Yippie appeared in Lucky Luke comic editions and was used across Looney Tunes and various western animations through the 1970s and 1980s before fading with the rise of desktop publishing. Rawhide revives those bouncy letterforms for the computer age, expanding the original with broader language support. The two-width offering gives users some flexibility while staying true to the source material's exuberant character.
Classification
Bouncy, informal display letterforms derived from mid-20th-century film and cartoon type; available in two widths with Pan-European character set.
Optical sizes and widths
regularcondensed
Languages
Latin
Tags
westerncartoondisplayretronovelty