Tortilla fonts from FontMesa

Tortilla fonts from FontMesa - (mxqkr)

Designed by Michael Hagemann, Tortilla is a western and wood type font family. This typeface has twenty-four styles and was published by FontMesa.

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Tortilla is a trademark of FontMesa LLC

Tortilla is a flat sided version of our Saloon Girl and Tex Mex font families.

When you want a smooth classic western font without spurs in the letters Tortilla is just right.

Whether you’re making a new Mexican restaurant menu or a new logo for your cowboy boot and hat company Tortilla is the font you’re looking for.

If you’re a pioneer in the culinary scene Tortilla is perfect for your next cookbook cover, chili cook off or barbecue competition.

Just like our Saloon Girl and Tex Mex fonts Tortilla also has the option to work in layers using the fill fonts, to make a layered font image you’ll need an application that works in layers such as Illustrator or Photoshop.

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