Forester
A rounded display typeface modelled on router-cut lettering found on North American park signage, with dingbat extras including arrows, stars and modular sign-plank shapes.
About
The letterforms replicate the characteristic absence of sharp corners produced when a router cuts through wood, a quality shared with informal rounded-nib pen lettering and comic book typography. Bonus glyphs include arrows, stars and a modular system of sign-plank shapes for constructing background elements. The character set covers extended Latin with a full range of diacritics and punctuation.
Classification
Forester is a rounded display typeface drawing on router-cut park signage lettering, where the cutting process eliminates sharp corners. The style also shares characteristics with informal pen lettering and comic book hand-lettering traditions.