Angie Lou — A clean, thin-marker hello.
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Angie Lou has that marker-on-paper, dry-erase-board feel. It's thinner than most marker fonts, though, and a little more formal than most handwriting, so it surprises the eye with a clean, even rhythm. It reads like a person wrote it, without looking messy.
There's a Regular for an easy, upright hello, and an Italic that picks up the pace when you want more energy.
It's right at home on a logo or a signature, an invitation, a lifestyle or food brand, a line of social copy, anywhere a design needs to say hi.
Angie Lou has the look of a thin marker on a whiteboard or on paper: clean, quick strokes with an informal, handwritten feel. It's thinner than most marker fonts, which gives it a lighter, cleaner rhythm and sets it apart from the heavy felt-tip faces. It comes in Regular and Italic.
Angie Lou is more formal than most handwritten fonts. Its letters keep an even, clean rhythm, so it reads as a person's hand without looking messy or childish. That makes it a good fit for logos, presentations, signage and brands that should feel friendly and still look put together.
No. Angie Lou is handwriting printed letter by letter, not a connected script. Every letter stands on its own, so words stay easy to read at a glance, and you can open up the letter spacing without breaking any joins.
Angie Lou Regular stands upright and reads like a calm handwritten note. The Italic leans forward and picks up the pace, so it suits headlines, social graphics and anything that should feel quick and friendly. Both share the same strokes and characters, so you can mix them in one design.
Yes. Angie Lou covers the accented letters of Western European languages, including French, Spanish, German, Portuguese and the Nordic languages, plus the euro, pound and yen signs, curly quotes and dashes.
Angie Lou is licensed through MyFonts. Choose the license that fits your project on the MyFonts page.