Finally getting things done during the quarantine.
Sacremende is a new slighty messy, slightly retro font inspired by old surf rock posters. It comes in regular and distressed varieties (this is my first attempt at a textured font) and you can try it out free for personal use.
Download it here.
Loving the flourishes and broken line effect on the Beautyline by Putracetol. Free for personal use only.
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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.
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Nice Western pulp cover feel to this font by Guaraldo Fonts (couldn’t find a site for the author). Dusty Ranch is free for personal use.
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Okay, time to be more realistic. Instead of aiming for weekly font recommendations and definitely falling short, I’m going to start aiming for monthly font recommendations and probably falling short. This blog is moving to a First Fridays model like it’s a fancy museum or something.
And here’s a great font. Blisk Rhythm by Typhoon Type has a fun retro feel and random dots which I obviously enjoy. You can try it free for personal use.
Download at dafont.
It’s Bob’s Burgers Halloween episode rewatch season and I have to say, this outro feels so weird every time I see it.
Relatedly, my sister has better eyes than I do and spotted this on the subway. Hope the MTA paid that $15 licensing fee.
I’m a sucker for inline fonts and for fonts with a retro feel so obviously I love Cute Maple by Khurasan. It’s free for personal use and you can get commercial licensing or find more fonts on Creative Market.
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Okay, back to some fonts. At the moment I’m pretty into Hodgepodgery by Brittney Murphy Design. The messy shading is fun and it offers a nice variety of letters. You can get it free for personal use only.
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