Snowgoose, the festive snow-covered font contains three separate fonts. The first font is regular Snowgoose and it is as it appears but looks best when used on a white background. If you’d like to use Snowgoose on a colored or darker background, you may want to use Snowgoose Front and Snowgoose Back in layers. Use a darker color for Snowgoose Back and overlay it with Snowgoose Front in white. For an interesting effect, if your software allows it, try different gradients, patterns or textures on the Snowgoose Front layer. In Photoshop 5 or higher use the effects feature of the Snowgoose Front layer to create an embossed snow effect. Keep in mind that Snowgoose isn’t strictly for festive, snowy, holiday themes. Snowgoose can also represent mashed potatoes, lava, custard or vomit.