Ghana Chocolate

LOTTE CONFECTIONERY CO.LTD. · A typeface inspired by Ghana Chocolate, with Korean, Latin, and numeric letterforms.

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Latest versionlatest4 days ago · Oct 7
Download size—arm64 / x86_64
Release cadenceIrregular0 releases in 30 days

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Ghana Chocolate is a typeface from Lotte Wellfood inspired by the Ghana Chocolate brand. Its design combines lightly tilted characters and flowing curves to evoke both the lively feeling of breaking a chocolate bar and the smoothness of chocolate. The Latin letters and numerals draw on features of the brand’s existing English logo, and are designed to sit in balance alongside the Korean characters.

The Homebrew cask installs one font file, Ghanachocolate.otf, in the user’s ~/Library/Fonts folder. To install it, run:

brew install --cask font-ghanachocolate

After installation, select the installed Ghana Chocolate font by name in an application that supports custom fonts. This package installs a font, not a standalone application. The official page offers OTF and TTF download options, but this cask installs only the OTF file listed above; it does not establish the typeface’s full character coverage or support for any specific font features.

Official Ghana Chocolate typeface page

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