Pipánganan Display Font is a flared-serif display typeface that represents clearness, contrast, and sharpness. Made from font designer named Cid Gonzales. This font is a free display typeface inspired by the signages of Philippine carinderias and other local eateries.
Bold but nurturing in nature, Pipánganan is a Kapampangan term for the place where one is eating and is a wistful gesture to the old normal — following the lead from the familiar clutter and comfort associated with our energetic carinderias.
The font includes 27 uppercase letters, including ñ, and various punctuation glyphs. Letterforms with diacritical marks are included to make the font adaptable to different Philippine languages.
Thanks Cid Gonzales for creating such a great font!. Pipánganan Display Font is free for personal & commercial use. Please download and enjoy, or can search more similar fonts on befonts.
