Here are a few FREE funky fonts to add to your creative font library. A few to note, Barokah looks like a good (replacement of the) comic font, while Chawp is a nice alternative for a chalk font. Just in time for summer carnivals is the Circo font. And finally, a nice sketchy font will be FFF Tusj or Sketchetik.
San serif fonts are one of my favorite go-to fonts when designing because of its clean lines and simplicity. This in turn allows the design it accompanies to shine through instead of overpowering it. Here are a few new san serif fonts that are worth looking into and adding to your font vault for 2014.
16 Serif fonts that are worth looking into. Even more enticing is that most, if not all of them, are free!
In search of new, exciting and best of all, FREE, handwritten fonts? How about these scribbles?
Scripted fonts are not only romantic and whimsical but downright beautiful. Here are two dozen script fonts to grace your work with, especially this holiday season! That’s enough to double up for the twelve days of Christmas!! Enjoy!
I call these my “funky san serif” font collection, just because they don’t quite fit into the button-up society of the San Serif and Serif families, or the grace of the scripts. They’re just, for a lack of better word, funky!
Here comes the “readable type” of print! (Unlike san serif fonts, which are the choice for legibility on the web). Serifed fonts (also known as the “Roman” typeface) are widely used for body text because they are considered easier to read than sans-serif fonts in print (not a scientific study).
San serif fonts are one of my favorite go-to fonts when designing because of its clean lines and simplicity. This in turn allows the design it accompanies to shine through instead of overpowering it. Here are a few new san serif fonts that are worth looking into and adding to your font vault. What’s more, these are FREE fonts, and we know nothing beats FREE!
nb: One solid font family – Nanami – on sale too
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