[unnec] Download CF Silly fonts from Cocomilk Studio

CF Silly


SILLY is Cocomilk Studio's first homegrown typeface. This typeface, made by Cocomilk designer, Yas Liamco, features curvy, drooping forms and rounded edges that add a sense of fun and silliness to any project!



CF Silly


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