Script
3.8
Hello Bride: a calligraphic script built for wedding stationery
Design style Hello Bride sits squarely in the modern calligraphy camp that dominates wedding stationery right now: a slanted, connected…
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Handwritten
3.7
Augustine: a rustic monospaced script for weathered, hand-lettered branding
Design style Augustine sits at an odd but interesting crossing point: a handwritten script built on a monospaced skeleton. Every…
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Handwritten
3.6
Embroidery Cursive Chainstitch: a chunky faux-stitch script for craft and packaging
Design style This is a script built to imitate chain-stitch embroidery rather than to be used in an actual embroidery…
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Script
3.6
Buchaner Vagancy: a modern script for wedding and branding work
Design style Buchaner Vagancy sits in the crowded lane of modern casual scripts: connected lowercase strokes, a moderate forward slant,…
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Serif
3.9
Northlake: a rounded rustic serif with ligatures for warm, worn branding
Design style Northlake is a serif built for warmth rather than precision. Its edges are softened and rounded rather than…
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Serif
3.7
Granada: an uppercase-only editorial serif for headlines and titling
Design style Granada is a high-contrast serif built for the top of a page rather than the body of one.…
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Sans Serif
3.9
Commuters Sans: an eight-weight workhorse sans for editorial and everyday branding
Design style Commuters Sans sits in the geometric-humanist middle ground that a lot of contemporary sans families now occupy, but…
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Serif
4.1
Storica: A Roman-Inspired Serif Family for Branding and Editorial Work
Design style Storica draws on classical Roman letterforms, but it isn’t a strict revival. The serifs are sharp and slightly…
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Serif
3.6
Apostrophe: a distressed vintage serif for labels and rustic branding
Design style Apostrophe belongs to the well-worn genre of distressed serifs built to look like they came off a letterpress…
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