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In the immortal words of Coco Channel, “The best things in life are free. The second best are very expensive.” As always on Free Font Friday, we’ll stick to free, and bring you a font that Coco would have adored....

Westward ho, circle those wagons, and all that. This week’s first font would be right at home on the old saloon door. Barbaro by Iván Núñez is a vintage style reminiscent of the late 1800s. The family includes both Roman...

“Big words deserve big letters.” That’s the statement from NY type designer Ion Lucin about his Big John and Slim Joe font families. A self-described minimalist when it comes to design, Lucin offers up a pair of contrasting, all-caps typefaces,...

Slightly shabby with a lot of chic charm, this font would be right at home in any posh setting. Most weeks on Free Font Friday we offer two fonts for you to download and add to your toolkit. But this...

When font names make us think of songs from the ‘80s, you know they’ll be making an appearance on Free Font Friday. This week, we start with Norwester from designer Jamie Wilson, who claims to “question everything.” We don’t question...

Sometimes you need to go big.  In the design world, it’s not simply a matter of upping the font size. To really have the impact and design clout you want in your large-scale projects, choose fonts that were designed specifically...

Finding the right font for a project is always a creative challenge. Then once in a while, you find a find and just know you have to find a way to use. That’s what I felt when I saw both...

Grab your Chucks and get your vintage gear on; this week’s fonts will take you back.Last week we brought you a couple of fancy fonts; this week we’re taking things down to street level, with a vintage sports gear feel.Get...

Part of the fun of working in design in the range of styles and occasions we get to create for. And sometimes, you just have to put on your fancy duds and dress up. When that time comes, consider Niconne...

It can be hard to find the right balance between friendly and professional. Too formal and you lose the personal appeal; too casual and you run the risk of looking amateurish. So we were excited to run across Sant’Elia by...