Butterfly Ball

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What is the Butterfly Ball font?

The Butterfly Ball and the Grasshopper’s Feast is a 70’s concept album/rock opera by Deep Purple’s Roger Glover. The music video to Love Is All, featuring a lute playing frog in a cape, must be one of the best videos ever made. At least, I believe so. When working on this font, the song popped up in my head (it is still there), so I decided to name this cute, cartoonish font after the album. Butterfly Ball is a fun and happy typeface with rounded glyphs and an uneven baseline. Of course it comes with a hallucinatory range of diacritics.

Butterfly Ball Font families

The Butterfly Ball includes the following font families:

Butterfly Ball

Butterfly Ball Preview

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