Orange County is a typeface done in the style of classic hand-painted scripts from the 1950s and 1960s. The modulated baseline and x-height lend the typeface a bouncy flair that makes it fun yet classy. The font contains two versions of each letter allowing the designer to mix and match for a more organic hand drawn feeling.
It is named for the famous county in southern California where the designer lives. The font comes in OpenType format and the download contains both .otf and .ttf versions as well as webfont formats. It is compatible on both Mac and Windows.and contains basic OpenType features as well as support for Latin-based and most Eastern European languages.
Font OrangeCountyJF. Examples of this font can be found on the font site exFont, designed by Jason Walcott, include the number of glyphs 467 characters. You can find other similar fonts, or fonts in the same family as this font right below.
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