Darnalls
Darnalls is a slightly badly-printed style of old-fashioned-book typeface. There is the standard version which has a little print noise (quite subtly in the Regular version, more noticeably in the Bold version); and a...
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Time Exactly
A lot of fonts that will give you the time as a picture of a clock face, with the exact time – to the minute, as well as letters, numbers and punctuation, (as seen...
Rebista
Rebista is an All-Caps sans-serif font with 7 weights, with an emphasis on vertical and horizontal lines and de-emphasis on curves. It has a slightly condensed and upright aspect. Depending on the context it...
Sanstone
This sans-serif face has 9 weights, all with italics. The two heaviest weights have jumbled versions as well, which could be handy for display and poster work. There’s lots of Open Type features, which...
Guitar Chords
Here’s two easy-to-use fonts that allow you to quickly put in any chord shape you want, even ones you invent yourself. You can do this for anything from 2 to 8-stringed instruments, not just...
Slonk
Slonk is a distinctive ornamental font, a sans serif face with circular dots at strategic points within the characters. It has 4 weights: Regular, Bold, Heavy and Fat, with italics, and all the OpenType...
Hypersans
Hypersans is an easy-to-read sans typeface with 12 weights – giving a wide choice of weight, for text at the lighter end and for headlines and posters at the heavier end. The change in...
Martian Tiles
This is a font that has lots of designs for square tiles spread over 18 fonts, showing various geometric shapes, mostly dots and squiggles, and it follows a quite simple system. They all have...
Dominoes
There’s 100 dominoes in this font, with all possible combinations from double-blank to double-nine. Just type in the two numbers of the domino you want (such as 25 for two-five, or 52 for five-two)...
Yafferbuddle
Yafferbuddle comes in the category of ‘a funky fun font’ with a pleasing rounded shape, but it still has the extensive range of features you’d expect in a modern OpenType font. It’s especially useful...