Better Dreams Font

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Better Dreams Font

Categories: Fonts » Single Fonts

Introducing Better Dreams, an enchanting Bold Serif display typeface. This elegant font cleverly fuses uppercase and lowercase forms to create a well-balanced aesthetic perfect for breathing life into your creativity. Better Dreams is versatile and ideal for a range of designs including striking headlines, distinctive logos, eye-catching posters, unique packaging, stylish T-shirts, and many more avenues of artistic expression.

If you want to deviate from the preset ligatures, simply access the glyphs panel. If you’re using Adobe Photoshop, you’ll need to select the fi symbol from the Window Character tool. Meanwhile, for Adobe Illustrator, select the fi symbol from the Window Type Open Type.

To unlock the alternate character, again head over to the glyphs panel. For Photoshop users, navigate to Window glyphs, and for Illustrator, head to the Type glyphs section.