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We’re stepping up our color palette game this fall with some complimentary fonts. So fancy. We’ve all been in a bit of a fall craze the last few weeks with the changing temperatures and colors, and of course, pumpkin spice and plaid everything. We’ve already shared with you some of our favorites of fall, so it seems only appropriate that we share with your our favorite colors and fonts of fall. Whether you’re looking for a little sweater weather design inspo or just wishing you were walking through the woods, cozied up with a blanket or picking pumpkins, we’ve got what you need! Feast your eyes on these little beauties and feel all the fall feels with us.
 
fall-color-fonts_blog-images_9-29CRISPY WALK THROUGH THE WOODS 
Crispy air and crunchy leaves — nothing describes fall better. We go from the lazy days of summer to cooler temperatures and dozens of outdoor activities. Those muted warm tones on the ground and in the trees give off an energetic vibrancy that reflects the mood of the season. Reds and oranges are known for expressing liveliness and purple tones for sparking creativity. This palette pairs perfectly with a condensed sans serif. We chose Abraham Lincoln, for its variations of thicks and thins and its joyful personality. It is sturdy, but still gives a wispy in the wind, carefree feel to compliment our falling leaves.
 
 
 
 
fall-color-fonts_blog-images_9-292
COZY & CASHMERE
 
The best part of colder temperatures is keeping warm and cozy. These soft tones pair best with a light sand serif font. We used Raleway for its gentle curves and elegant lines. It compliments the cool hues without overpowering and changing the mood. Blues are reflective of relaxation and known to calm; everything you need for a crisp morning with a hot cup of coffee.
 
 
 
 
 
 
fall-color-fonts_blog-images_9-293 PUMPKIN PATCHIN’
Lets travel through a pumpkin patch and discover all the hues and tones that are a staple of fall and all it’s beauty. We have paired these reds, oranges and browns with a hand-written script font to compliment the organic, and unrefined shapes of the pumpkins and gourds and all our favorite fall elements. The rustic palette brings out the natural earthy qualities of the font choice, Malina, with dark reds to and move into warmer, rich oranges and yellows of pumpkins in the fall. With this pallet you will be on your way to a pumpkin patchin success.
 
 

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