For Designers: 10 Fonts To Transform Your Creative Project From Good To Great
Are you in need of new fonts for your next creative venture? Have no fear, because we’ve compiled a brand new collection of awesome fonts just for you.
Handpicked personally by us, these 10 beautiful fonts and awesome bundles are set to turn your projects from good to great.
1. Afecta, Karla, Boho and Other Amazing Fonts in a Massive Bundle
Who doesn’t like discounts and savings? This amazing bundle from Creative Market will give you the best bang for your buck. From beautiful hand-crafted typefaces to stunning textures and mockups, this bundle is the perfect investment for any designer or art director.
2. Elegant Gentleman
If fonts were people, the Gentleman Font family would definitely be opening doors for you. A multi-purpose sans-serif typeface, the Gentleman font is perfect for posters, logos, headlines, newspapers and more.
3. Glamor
Perfect for fashionistas, Glamor is a chic and modern typeface with a set of 24 different fonts. We can see it being used for posters, book and magazine covers, and websites. It can also be used for branding and identity.
4. GEOM
Fun and playful, the GEOM typeface by São Paulo art director Danilo Gusmão Silveira was inspired by basic geometric forms and grids. It works beautifully on album covers, magazines, and movie posters.
5. Samantha Script
Elegant and easy to read, the Samantha Script family comes in four distinct styles. It features 1,100 alternate and swash letters in varying lengths and complexities, allowing you to fine tune the look of the font to your needs.
6. Futuracha
Designed by Anthens-based studio Høly, Futuracha got its name from the combination of the words “future” and “cucaracha” (cockroach in Spanish). Quirky and bold, Futuracha was designed as a display font, and would be ideal for headlines and logos.
7. Streetwear
If you are looking to kick it old school, Streetwear by Artimasa Studio should be your go-to font. A retro-inspired script typeface, it features design elements from the 60s and 70s. We can see it on t-shirt and packaging designs, as well as on logos and posters.
8. Carioca
Here’s another playful font—this time by designers Tano Veron and Yai Salinas. Colorful and vibrant, each character in the Carioca font seems to have its own distinct personality. It’s perfect for graphic posters and album covers.
9. Bauru
If you’re into Jazz and Soul music, the Bauru font by Pier Paolo is perfect for you. Bold and sophisticated, it has an old school vibe and would be great on movie posters, signages, and logos.
10. Minna Drop
Created by Berlin-based designers Vanessa Bisky and Romy Fey, the Bauru font typeface will add a whimsical, child-like element to any design. It will do wonders on posters and in children’s storybooks.
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