Here's a selection of projects created by our customers. Have you used our fonts in a project and want to share your work? Send an image to gallery@waldenfont.com. Please include some information about your project!
Illuminated store sign with Ashwood Extra Bold
Driving home one night, I spotted this store sign. What a great use for Ashwood Extra Bold!
Judge this book by its cover!
For it features Jugend WF, our freebie font. The book-of-the-month club has taste!
More CD cover artwork with Wild West Press clipart!
Ray G. shared this image with is, which will go on the cover of his self-released music CD.
Our Wild West fonts feel right at home with this amazing artwork.
A beautifully designed CD booklet for British Band Zarbo's self-titled debut album. Our fonts feature on their website as well.
A concert poster made awesome by our Wild West fonts
Noah Gregg strikes again with Ashwood Condensed from the Wild West Press.
Whole Foods continues to love our Wild West fonts!
There's a whole bunch of new marketing collateral at our local store, all featuring fonts from the Wild West Press.
Say Happy B-Day to your favorite biker!
Evidently Hallmark cared enough to use only the best Wild West fonts for this Birtday card. Artistic merits aside, we think this is pretty cool!
Panera Bread Company Summer Campaign
We were surprised to see our local Panera Bread shop decked out in Ashwood Condensed and Ashwood Extra Bold from the Wild West Press!
The Wild West Press on Lomax
This beautiful cover makes very subtle use of Ashwood Condensed WF and Bullion Italic WF from the Wild West Press
Book featuring Wild West and Civil War Press fonts
While it's not as evident on the cover, this work features fonts and clipart from both the Wild West Press and the Civil War Press in its pages.
Book Cover with Wild West Press font
The strength and clarity of Ashwood Condensed WF is put to good use on this cover.
Magazine ad featuring the Wild West Press fonts
This is an ad, designed by Skona, that will run in 7x7 magazine (San Francisco) to promote a fundraising foodie event.
The event is held in Potrero Hill, a very cool, historic, artisan neighborhood. The Wild West font family, used with a modicum of discretion to avoid a wild west feel, was perfect in capturing the feeling of the event and the genre of epicurean fare being offered.