Berry Ice Cubes Font Freezes the Fruit Bowl

Freeze the fruit bowl and slice it into letters. Each glyph in the Berry Ice Cubes Font is a block of clear ice with raspberries, blackberries and citrus slices suspended inside, so the fruit sits at whatever depth it sank to. Because the ice is genuinely transparent, you read the berries through it rather than on it. The surfaces stay wet and slightly melted at the corners. Meanwhile tiny air bubbles trail upward through the block. Naturally the colours come entirely from the fruit.

Red, Green and Frosted White

Three things fight for attention. Deep raspberry red pulls hardest, since it sits closest to the surface in most letters. Then lime and lemon wheels bring acid green and yellow into the middle. Besides that, a frosted white bloom covers parts of every block where the ice has started to sweat. The clear passages go almost invisible against a pale ground. The effect depends entirely on the fruit staying recognisable, obviously.

Animated ice letters of the Berry Ice Cubes Font with berries and citrus frozen inside

Summer Drinks Menus Were Waiting for This

Bars put it straight on the board. Cocktail menus, smoothie brands, ice cream packaging and festival bars all suit it, because the reference is instantly refreshing. Sorbet and frozen yoghurt ranges also use it. If a design needs to feel cold and sweet at once, this alphabet delivers both. Warm grounds work surprisingly well, since the contrast makes the ice read colder. Below a certain size the fruit turns to speckle, so headlines suit it best.

Inside the Berry Ice Cubes Font Set

The ice types straight from an ordinary OTF. Furthermore, transparent PNG letters arrive at high resolution, which helps when the background shows through. In addition, more frozen material sits in our Ice Fonts collection. For the same fruit without the freezer, the Summer Berries Font piles it up loose instead. Berry Ice Cubes Font is the one that sweats.