Chicken Squiggle Font - Handwritten Notebook Type

£2.99

Chicken Squiggle is a scribbled handwriting font with loose, wobbly letterforms inspired by quick notebook doodles and imperfect handwritten notes. It has a casual, slightly chaotic personality that works especially well for playful branding, posters, editorial layouts and creative projects that should feel handmade rather than overly polished.

The irregular shapes and uneven strokes are intentional, giving each word a spontaneous and energetic finish.

Perfect for:

• Posters and prints
• Notebook-inspired designs
• Playful branding
• Editorial layouts
• Packaging and labels
• Social media graphics
• Merchandise and apparel
• Quotes and illustrations

What’s Included:

• 1 TTF font file
• 1 OTF font file
• Lowercase letter set
• Numbers and basic punctuation
• Personal and commercial use licence

Looking for more fonts?
If you want more than one, you can shop the
50 Font Master Bundle, build your own 10 Fonts for £12 bundle, or go all in with the 100 Fonts Forever Bundle for the biggest collection.

Shop 50 Font Master Bundle
Create Your 10 Font Bundle
Explore 100 Fonts Forever

Please note that Chicken Squiggle contains lowercase letters only. An uppercase version is not included.

The font is compatible with Photoshop, Illustrator, Affinity Designer, Procreate and other software that supports installed font files. Canva Pro is required to upload custom fonts.

Personal and commercial use are included for finished creative projects. A webfont licence is not included. Please get in touch if you require a webfont licence for website use.

This is a digital download. No physical product will be sent. Due to the nature of digital items, refunds cannot be provided once the files have been downloaded unless there is a genuine technical issue.

Fonts by Emma Rodriguez Studio are made to have personality. Expect naive shapes, wonky details, playful imperfections and type that doesn’t take itself too seriously. They’re not designed for clean, minimal branding. They’re for bold, quirky, maximalist projects that need something a little stranger, sillier and more expressive.

Chicken Squiggle is a scribbled handwriting font with loose, wobbly letterforms inspired by quick notebook doodles and imperfect handwritten notes. It has a casual, slightly chaotic personality that works especially well for playful branding, posters, editorial layouts and creative projects that should feel handmade rather than overly polished.

The irregular shapes and uneven strokes are intentional, giving each word a spontaneous and energetic finish.

Perfect for:

• Posters and prints
• Notebook-inspired designs
• Playful branding
• Editorial layouts
• Packaging and labels
• Social media graphics
• Merchandise and apparel
• Quotes and illustrations

What’s Included:

• 1 TTF font file
• 1 OTF font file
• Lowercase letter set
• Numbers and basic punctuation
• Personal and commercial use licence

Looking for more fonts?
If you want more than one, you can shop the
50 Font Master Bundle, build your own 10 Fonts for £12 bundle, or go all in with the 100 Fonts Forever Bundle for the biggest collection.

Shop 50 Font Master Bundle
Create Your 10 Font Bundle
Explore 100 Fonts Forever

Please note that Chicken Squiggle contains lowercase letters only. An uppercase version is not included.

The font is compatible with Photoshop, Illustrator, Affinity Designer, Procreate and other software that supports installed font files. Canva Pro is required to upload custom fonts.

Personal and commercial use are included for finished creative projects. A webfont licence is not included. Please get in touch if you require a webfont licence for website use.

This is a digital download. No physical product will be sent. Due to the nature of digital items, refunds cannot be provided once the files have been downloaded unless there is a genuine technical issue.

Fonts by Emma Rodriguez Studio are made to have personality. Expect naive shapes, wonky details, playful imperfections and type that doesn’t take itself too seriously. They’re not designed for clean, minimal branding. They’re for bold, quirky, maximalist projects that need something a little stranger, sillier and more expressive.