In my house, we refer to typing with just the index fingers of each hand "tippy tappy typing." I'm not good with my thumbs, so if I have to type on my phone, I prefer to set it down flat and tippy tappy type on it.
Thus, when I decided to draw a font that's typewriter-ish, the name seemed perfect!
This one was all draw by hand, then cleaned up so it will both print and cut well. And to make things even more fun, I drew a set of almost 100 bonus items: doodles, shapes, squiggles, swirls, arrows, and catchwords of "and" and "the". They're included in the separate "Tippy Tappy Dingbats" font file, and they go perfectly with Tippy Tappy Type!
The main Tippy Tappy Type font file includes the usual basic characters (A–Z, a–z, 0–9, and tons of punctuation). It also has over 300 extended Latin characters for Western European language support, and alternate oldstyle figures.
