Shaker Script fonts from Fenotype - (cpvyn)

Shaker Script
Designed by Emil Bertell, Shaker Script is a script font published by Fenotype.


Shaker is a neon style monoline Script. Shaker has Swash Alternates for every uppercarse and lowercase standard character and it’s equipped with Contextual Alternates that keep the flow and connections smooth. Shaker is great for headlines, packaging, neon sign or as a logotype or any display use.



Shaker Script


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