Posts tagged font recs
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Bingo Reky by StringLabs has a cool, casual handwritten look and an interesting wet paint or marker texture. It’s free for personal use only so give it a whirl.

Download at Font Space or buy at Creative Fabrica.

A little late but I am going to recommend a font every month this year. 

I like the intentional, handdrawn imperfections in Markisa by Jetsmax Studio. It’s messy but in a good way. The font is free for personal use only but that free version comes with an extra outline variation and all possible characters.

Download at dafont or buy at Creative Fabrica.

I was feeling under the weather on Friday so I missed my regularly scheduled font recommendation day. Here’s a late one.

Fontanio by ArdyanaTypes has a cool, sixties, psychedelic feel that I’m really into. It’s free for personal use only. 

Download at FontSpace or buy at Creative Market.

Really liking the font Javatages by Good Java Studio. It’s handdrawn but has a bit of a photocopy feel to the edges. All caps and free for personal use only.

Download at dafont or buy on Creative Fabrica.

Getting a font recommendation in before the first Friday of the month is over. Organic Peach by Prioritype is a handwritten font with a fun kind of blobby feel to it and it’s free for personal use.

Download at FontSpace or buy on Creative Fabrica.

Black Ground by Letterhend Studio is, in my opinion, a pretty good font.

It’s slightly messy with a brush texture and hand lettered feel and it’s free for personal use only.

Download at FontSpace or buy on Creative Fabrica.

It’s a Friday font day with Cherish Today by Sarid Ezra. 

Loving the fun, casual feel of this font. Plus all of the promo posters are great. It’s all caps but with a cut out effect on the lowercase letters and free for personal use only. 

Download at dafont or buy on Creative Fabrica.

I’ve been in a real sixties retro design mood lately (or, if you look at my fonts, maybe I always am at least a little bit). So Ducky Manly by Allmo Studio really hits the spot. It’s free for personal use and the commercial version comes as a duo. 

Download at dafont.

What’s up hot dog?

I’m a sucker for a sixties style font, especially one with skinny inner lines, so I’ve gotta recommend Hot Dog by Toko Laris Djaja. It’s free for personal use only. 

Download at dafont.