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About Pocket Monk Font
Pocket Monk is a cartoon font that resembles the Pokemon anime logo, designed by Chequered Ink in 2016.
Note: You can also check the “Pokemon Font,” which has an uncanny resemblance to the Pokémon franchise logo.
Message From Chequered Ink
Please see the enclosed file “FSLA_NonCommercial_License.html”, or visit the link for the terms of use of this font. Long story short, you can use this font for free for Non-Commercial (Personal) use, but if you want to use it for Commercial use you will need to purchase a license here: http://chequered.ink/font-license/
Thank-you, and enjoy the font!
Font Information
| Font Family Name | Pocket Monk |
| Classification | Cartoon font |
| Units Per Em | 2048 |
| Version String | Version 1.00 |
| Release Date | 2016 |
| Copyright | Typeface ©Chequered Ink. 2016. All Rights Reserved |
| Trademark | Pocket Monk by Chequered Ink. |
| Description | This font was created using FontCreator 7.5 from High-Logic.com |
| Publisher | Chequered Ink |
| Contact | Website |
| License | Free For Personal Use – http://chequered.ink/font-license/ |
| Desginer | AM |
| Glyph | 100 |
| Characters | 100 |
| Format | TrueType |
| Language Support | Latin 1 (English), Greek and Coptic |
What can you do with this font?
The Pocket Monk font is a great choice for anyone looking for a unique and cartoon font. It has a strong, bold style that makes it perfect for headlines, logos, and other design projects. It also great for children’s books and other creative projects.
Similar to Pocket Monk Font
- Pokémon Font
- Ketchum Font
- LMS PokeDex Font
Pocket Monk Font Generator
Preview and download fonts
PocketMonk 15ze | Free For Personal Use – http://chequered.ink/font-license/
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