Cheap Seven Inches, designed by S. John Ross of Cumberland Games and Diversions, is a free cartoon brush display font with a cheerful, hand-drawn shape. Its letters use broad, uneven strokes, rounded joins, and lively changes in width that resemble quick work with a loaded marker.
It can turn a product name into a handmade label. The bouncy forms suit children's entertainment, snack packaging, and casual event posters, especially when the surrounding artwork shares their loose drawing style. On stickers and merchandise, the recurring soft curves and small stroke irregularities can become part of an illustrated comic or craft theme.