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We’ve been bringing you lots of brush scripts and artistic fonts in the last several installments of our Free Font Friday. This week, we present two solid, fairly simply but graphically sound sans serif fonts. The first up is Bebas...

Looking to mix things up in your next design project? Try adding a splash of one of these delicious font concoctions. Take it downtown with Neon Lights, a font built to resemble twisted tubes of glowing neon glass. Triangular peaks,...

Need to go bold? There’s no need to sacrifice on style when you use one of these great fonts. Zappat, designed by the good people at Design a Lot, is a condensed, all uppercase font with a bold and thick...

Designers take their task seriously (and we thank them for it) but sometimes fonts like these walk by and just make the day more awesome. First up is Chlakh, the perfect font for retro anything – logos, badges, labels, t-shirts,...

Texture – it’s an integral part of good design. So when we saw these two fonts we knew we had to share. First, we’ve got Henrik, a sans serif font from the collaboration between Hustle Supply Co. & Font Forestry. It’s vintage, bold...

Progress is fabulous; innovation is critical. But every once in a while (usually on Fridays, it seems) we like to throw it back to a simpler time. This week we bring you two fonts that may have you turning off...

Straight out of the Old South is Julep, the first of our offerings on Free Font Friday. Created by Missouri-based graphic designer Jeremy Ross, the font features outline-style design with multiple layerable fill options. The set includes overlay fill shapes...

“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,...

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...