And you can try it for free for personal use. Tuper Super is a playful, hand-drawn font made up of geometric shapes with diagonal shading in the overlap.
The name comes from a Taskmaster line and I'm sticking with it even though even I can't keep the order of the words straight.
Download it here and if you notice any issues or have trouble installing, please contact me.
It’s a new font you can download! La Jefa is short, scrawl-y, and very loosely based on a card I received from a former boss (hence the name).
Commercial licensing is $15 and includes additional language support and a webfont kit but you can try it out for free. If you have any issues with installation or notice anything odd, please let me know!
Well look at that, it’s a font I made for a change.
Quintet is a narrow, loopy font that tries to capture an old-timey, swing jazzy feel. It also comes with the instrument SVG illustrations I created for the poster images.
It’s free for personal use so go download it to try now. And definitely let me know if you run into any installation issues.
A new addition to my growing collection of starry fonts (if that’s your thing too, make sure to check out Starry Night and Publicite d’epoque).
Space Time has a regular version with the full design and lightly touching letters and a stackable, overlapping version with separate layers for the base, outline, shadow, and stars (plus the base and outline versions can be used as standalones!).
When I mentioned a couple weeks ago that I was working on a font with fussy kerning, this is the one I was talking about so if you notice any oddities please let me know in the comments or through the contact form.
It’s free for personal use so download it here.
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.
I haven’t posted anything in a while because I’ve been so, so close to finishing a couple projects I’ve been working. And now the first one is actually done!
I just uploaded my latest font Thornback. It’s a slightly messy, hand-drawn sans-serif that you can try out or put to personal use for free.
Download it here.
P.S. The name was inspired by this tweet:
Omg I just found out that spinster used to be reserved for women 23-26 and that after you turned 26 if you were unmarried you became a…. THORNBACK. How fucking great is that name!?— Sophia Benoit (@1followernodad) March 13, 2019
I wanted to get this out earlier but at least it’s (barely) pre-Thanksgiving.
Mistletoe is a mutli-colored font to brighten up the holiday season. It contains hand drawn, thick serif lettering with a leaf and berry pattern inside. It’s an all caps font and better for display situations than long blocks of text.
Color fonts are supported in Illustrator CC 2018 and Photoshop CC 2017 plus Firefox and Microsoft Edge on the web. This package also includes a single color fallback variation. For more information on the technical side of color fonts, checkout colorfonts.wtf.
This is my first color font and the first font I’ve created with the Glyphs app so if you have any technical issues — even if you’re using the free personal version — please let me know so I can get them fixed. Also, I’ve been trying to figure out if additional palettes would be overkill or a welcome feature so feel free to share that or any other feedback.
Download it here.
Roundabout is a brand new, hand drawn font that comes in three variations.
It’s free for personal use and commercial licensing is available for $15.
Sewing Patterns 3 is the latest in the Sewing Patterns series. This time it’s all vintage menswear.
You can try it out for personal use for free or get commercial licensing right here.
I’m sure someone has tackled this subject matter before but a) I was in the mood for a quick dinbat font and b) thought it would be fun to try my take on it.
Bar Book is a cocktail themed dingbat and the letters are glasses, bottles, and drinks. The numbers are accessories and garnishes that you can use to create your own combinations.
The font is free for personal use and commercial licensing is available for $15. Get it here or at Creative Market.