
Spooky Ghouls Duo + The Avenue Editorial
Pairs sculptural editorial warmth with Spooky Ghouls Duo's clean modern geometry.
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Bouncy rounded Halloween caps with thin casual script
Spooky Ghouls Duo pairs fat rounded Halloween capitals on a bouncing baseline with a hairline casual script above and below them, and turns two counters into faces.
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Visual anatomy & craft review
Each capital keeps a small wedge serif at the corners and a soft inner shadow, so the shapes read plump rather than novelty-thin. Two counters are drawn as faces, a pumpkin with cut eyes inside one O and a ghost in another letter, which means those characters are illustration rather than neutral shapes. The capitals do not sit level: every word rises and dips by roughly a tenth of its cap height, producing the hand-cut sticker feel. The companion script is a thin, high-waisted marker with a slight right lean and short entry strokes. Stars scattered between the words are cover decoration, not glyphs.
Playful · Bouncy · Illustrated
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Spooky Ghouls Duo + The Avenue Editorial
Pairs sculptural editorial warmth with Spooky Ghouls Duo's clean modern geometry.
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Spooky Ghouls Duo + Simple Handwriting
Introduces organic movement on pull-quotes, signatures and gift tags.
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Concrete hierarchy, scale and production guidance tailored to Spooky Ghouls Duo’s stroke geometry.
The illustrated counters set a children's party tone while the thin script supplies a calm line for time, address and reply details.
Hierarchy & layout recipe
Set the capitals at 36 pt across two bouncing lines, then the script at 14 pt for date and venue, leaving a 6 mm gap so the dip of the second line never touches it.
Pre-production check
Confirm whether the pumpkin and ghost counters ship as alternates; without them those letters print as ordinary round bowls.
Rounded capitals stay legible from across a room, and the script line can name the flavour without competing with the headline.
Hierarchy & layout recipe
Print the capitals at 1.5-inch cap height on A4 card and place a single script line at 18 pt at the bottom, aligned to the widest capital rather than centred on the pair.
Pre-production check
Proof your actual words first: any letter whose counter is drawn as a face still has to read as a letter at 1.5 inches.
Three to five letters per pennant keeps the bouncing baseline from looking like a mistake across a run of hanging flags.
Hierarchy & layout recipe
Cut 4-inch pennants with one word each, keep all capitals at 60 percent of the flag height and thread the string through the top margin rather than the letters.
Pre-production check
Avoid scaling below one inch, because the inner shadow and wedge serifs turn to mud when the capitals get small.
Technical & licence verification
Confirm included OTF/TTF/WOFF formats, full glyph tables and licence coverage on the live store page before batch production.
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