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.
Back to my very sporadic “monthly” font highlights.
I’m really loving Together of Love by goodigital. It’s a really playful, hand drawn font with fun inner shapes and shading. Free for personal use only.
Download at 1001 Fonts.
The first three days of this year were still winter break and I certainly didn’t want to interrupt my lounging so here’s a first Monday of the month font rec.
That background image may be getting to me but Jagiq by twinletter is a hand drawn, kind of noodle-y feeling font. The family includes two versions but I definitely prefer the “Awesome” option (I mean, it’s right there in the name). You can try it free for personal use only.
Download at Font Space.
In all the excitement* of the election season, I haven’t spent nearly enough time downloading and sharing fonts. Hello Farmer by Nurf Designs is a handwritten, casual number and it’s free for personal use.
Download at Font Space.
* overwhelming, all-consuming stress
Really loving the font Potra by Alejo Bergmann of Rostype. It feels very clean and futuristic and it’s free for personal and commercial use (donations accepted at the Rostype website).
Download at dafont.
Loving the flourishes and broken line effect on the Beautyline by Putracetol. Free for personal use only.
Download at dafont.
Loving the font Red Hook by Alexandre Noyer. It’s an all caps font and free for personal use. If you’re into the style, I would highly recommend following @ghostsigns on Twitter for more faded lettering.
Download at dafont.
