Sans-serif fonts were deemed to be quite controversial when they were first introduced. In fact, that's why some of them are called 'grotesque', because people thought they were ugly compared to traditional serifs and roman types. It wasn't until the Bauhaus movement embraced them that sans-serifs ... READ the POST
Best Handwritten Fonts 2020
Handwritten fonts give off a very casual, friendly, and feminine vibe. They are perfect for brands that want to come across as personable, friendly, and casual, but also stylish and creative. It's nice to live in a time when there are so many talented font designers, and every year we are ... READ the POST
Font Crush: Walbaum
The talented designers over at Monotype restored Walbaum, a classic typeface, and made it more modern. But while other modern fonts project minimalism, Walbaum projects luxury and high style. This was release in 2018, and I have been crushing on it since. I'm just waiting for the right project to ... READ the POST
The Most Beautiful Handwritten Fonts (Part 2)
Hello there! I've got another roundup of my top font picks! I know how popular this series has been, and it's been super fun collecting and curating fonts! This time I’ve gathered more of the most stylish handlettered fonts with a clean, warm, contemporary feel. (See part 1 here.) These would ... READ the POST
The Best Signature Fonts
If you want a simple logo that looks like it's been written by hand, you can't go wrong with signature fonts. These belong to the general category of handwritten fonts, but these are more natural & free-flowing, usually with exaggerated strokes and a more uneven baseline -- but without the ... READ the POST
Fine Calligraphic Fonts
Ever since I bought myself an iPad Pro, my calligraphy skills have seen so much improvement. I just love that I can practice for hours without having to waste paper, or change nibs, or keep dipping into ink. It has also greatly improved my work flow because I don't need to scan my calligraphy ... READ the POST
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