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Milky Skies
Designed by Jakob Fischer, Milky Skies is a hand display and hand drawn font family. This typeface has two styles and was published by Bogstav.

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Milky Skies is like a typewriter that was out in the rain all night - all wobbly and worn, but with the well-known details of a typewriter, just a bit…well a lot…out of the ordinary!
Although being awkward, Milky Skies is surprisingly legible. I’d like that the font should be used for labels, toys for kids, candy or any kind of organic product. It even looks really well with headlines or shoutouts in all-caps!


Milky Skies
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Milky Skies


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