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COCONUT INFO'S
HAWAIIAN FONTS EXCLUSIVELY FOR MACINTOSH® OS X
.... for PC fonts click here
All fonts include the Coconut Info Keyboard for OS X!
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Our original Polynesian™ font for enhancing the functionality of Hawaiian Language and computer. Hints of Usherwood™. Originally introduced in 1986 as Type 3, now Postscript Type 1. Primary font in The Tales of Tutu Nene, best selling Hawaiian children's book from Island Heritage. Also used in Herb Kāne books and many other Hawai´i publications. Includes fractions and a palm tree symbol in addition to the kahakō and ´okina and all other Indo-European accents. (One font style - Regular)
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An variant for themes in which the 'a' is closed and faces to the right, like a 'd' without the ascent stem. Rounded symbols such as the explanation point and question mark. Looser default kerning. Preferred by some as easier reading. A Moana Lua Gardens Foundation favorite for over a decade. Also includes font fractions and a palm tree symbol. (One font style - ´Ōhi´a)
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This regular and historic serif typeface, keyed and kerned for Polynesian language, is named Moakaka. Moakaka can mean 'plainly clear' or 'intelligible' in Hawaiian. The style is roughly based on M. Fuller Benton's Clearface designs in the 30s using traditional affline transformations. Type 1 PS. (four fonts)
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The Kapa font is reminiscent of writing on bark cloth, or tapa (Polynesian). Hawaiians scrawled on kapa perhaps not entirely unlike Egyptians scrawling on pithy papyrus. The style of the font Papyrus™ by Chris Costello inspired creation of this font. Kapa is similar to other CI fonts in that there are accurate inclusions of Hawaiian language markings. Crossed digits and special characters. One font style. Type 1 PS.
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A variant of the Polynesian font that affords easy creation of decorative splash copy for print or web that automatically includes macron and `okina capabilities. Unlike most headline fonts, full lower as well as UPPER case. Great for banners, video, nostalgia, and genre titles. Type 1 PS. (one font)
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A rock solid sans-serif typeface geared for Hawaiian. Fat and bold and to the point. Gets the message across clearly and immediately. Progressive Type 1 PS. (one font)
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This Zürich style CI font, similar to Arial™ was first available as a dynamic web font, this typeface was re-worked for optimum performance on OS X as a standard Type 1 PS, (four fonts), with attractive Hawaiian diacriticals. Clear presentation of information. Sans serif no-nonsense style works well as a headline in accompaniment with Akelamona for body. Get both and your set to write your new book!
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Be original. In this case, a font was created with a Larkin persona. Escape computer type. Make the type on your next creative fling Kauhua! The handwriting is on the wall, and the kahakō and ‘okina are there when you need them. Perfect for that Hawaiian "note." Ten years in the making. One Type 1 PS font.
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Based on the "modern" scripts of Robert E. Smith (1940s), Pilaki's brush-written characteristics, although fairly common, remain popular. It's jazzy yet informal, and best of all has all Hawaiian pronunciation markings. You'll want its casual looks for advertising and sales since it's great for posters and signs. One Type 1 PS font. |
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The Palapala style font is common in Hawaiian heritage jewelry or Hawaiian heirloom bracelets. Hawaiian heirloom jewelry traces its origin to Hawai´i's monarchs who in 1883 visited the Royal Courts of England and Europe during the height of the Victorian Era. The style became adopted by the Hawaiian people and is reflected with this font -- Palapala. Whether described as Gothic, Mediaeval or Hawaiian Regal, it is complete with Hawaiian pronunciation markings. One Type 1 PS font.
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