Plump scarlet tomatoes moulded into letters, each one wearing a green calyx across its face. The Fresh Tomato Font covers letters, numbers and punctuation, and the gloss holds up from small label to big poster. Mockups include a record sleeve, a t-shirt, framed prints and a garden wall. Supplied as an OTF plus transparent PNG letters.
Every Letter Keeps Its Green Star
These shapes are tomatoes first and letters second, which is exactly right. Skin stays taut and glossy, so highlights slide across every curve. On top of each glyph sits a green calyx, spread out like a small hand. Some letters keep a second lobe below, the way a real tomato bulges. Because the red runs so saturated, that green reads as a proper accent colour.
The Fresh Tomato Font Is Loud in the Best Way
Red does the shouting, while the green stops it becoming a wall of noise. So a single word can carry a whole layout without extra decoration. Also the forms are fat and rounded, which keeps things friendly rather than aggressive. Meanwhile the highlights give real depth on flat backgrounds. The Fresh Tomato Font therefore holds up at poster size as well as on a small label.
