Script
3.6
Shiny Affair: a dotted, layerable script for glam-leaning branding
Design style Shiny Affair is a decorative script built from a texture rather than a clean stroke: the letterforms are…
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Slab Serif
3.6
Cowboy Outlaw: a bold Western slab for saloon signs and rodeo posters
Design style Cowboy Outlaw sits squarely in the well-worn tradition of Western display lettering: heavy slab serifs, thick vertical strokes,…
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Script
3.9
West Oak Range: a script-and-sans duo built for western branding
Design style West Oak Range pulls from the same well as a lot of current western-revival lettering: brush-influenced script paired…
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Serif
3.9
Aveline: a soft-serif hybrid for editorial and fashion branding
Design style Aveline sits in that hybrid zone designers keep returning to: not quite a sans, not quite a traditional…
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Script
3.9
Amalfi: A Bold Retro Script for Coastal and Summer Branding
Design style Amalfi is a bold handwritten script built around thick, confident strokes rather than the fine hairline flourishes common…
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Script
3.8
Roman Love Story: A Connected Script for Warm, Romantic Headlines
Design style Roman Love Story sits in the well-populated field of casual connecting scripts, the kind built around a monoline…
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Serif
3.6
El-Hidrant: A Vintage-Inspired Serif with Swashes for Display Work
Design style El-Hidrant sits in that crowded but reliable territory of old-style serifs revived for contemporary display work. The brief…
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Script
3.9
Desirable Calligraphy: a formal script for wedding and stationery work
Design style Desirable Calligraphy sits in the crowded field of pointed-nib scripts that reference old manuscript hands, but it leans…
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Display
3.9
Folk Fest: a stitched, all-caps display font for handmade branding
Design style Folk Fest is an all-caps display face built around the idea of stitching rather than drawing. The uppercase…
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