17 Fun Hand-Drawn Fonts To Express Your Personality In November 2023

By Mikelle Leow, 19 Nov 2023

Hand-drawn fonts, with their unique imperfections and personal flair, bring a level of warmth and originality that’s well-needed in this cold, digital world. They’re versatile, elevating everything from whimsical children’s book covers to edgy music festival posters.

Moreover, handwritten typefaces stand out for their human element. What better way to close in on the year than with a personal, handcrafted flair?

Below, we’ve rounded up over a dozen illustrative fonts that cater to a variety of moods and themes—from playful block letters to elegant scripts. Try mixing and matching them, and see where they take your projects.

#1 RoseMask

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This three-in-one combination font offers unprecedented versatility. With its mix of elegant serif, playful monoline, and bubbly gravity styles, RoseMask encourages heavy experimentation and is perfect for diverse design projects. No wrong choices here.

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#2 Ransom Note Cut Out Letters

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Contrary to its edgy name, this font bundle is delightfully adorable. Consisting of 575 assets—including colorful letters, numbers, and symbols—it’s well-suited to add a playful touch to any project.

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#3 Kingbolt

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A charming blast from the past, Kingbolt is a versatile, decorative retro font that will drum up nostalgia in logos, packaging, and more.

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#4 Dear Camille

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Embodying the warmth of a handwritten love letter, Dear Camille is a cursive font that’s perfect for intimate and heartfelt designs.

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#5 Gares

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A modern display sans font that embodies simplicity and high contrast, Gares Modern Sans fits seamlessly into high-end fashion and cultural environments.

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#6 Kooky Cloud!

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Uniquely bold and playful, Kooky Cloud! is a bubbly choice reminiscent of clouds that will add a whimsical touch to any design under the sun (see what we did there?).

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#7 French Croissant

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This passionate typeface, hand-drawn with an italic flair, is a versatile choice for branding, logos, posters, and merchandise. Its varied letter styles add a touch of elegance and uniqueness, making it ideal for projects that require a sophisticated yet personal touch.

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#8 Graphy

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Fusing the energetic spirit of street art with Y2K culture, Graphy is a unique bubble font inspired by graffiti. It offers three styles: filled, anti counter, and outline, making it perfect for logos, branding, and social media graphics. This font adds an urban, contemporary edge to your designs, embracing the creative fusion of graffiti and modern layout.

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#9 Mondeur

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The playful hand-drawn serif Mondeur is suitable for a variety of design projects, carrying a fun and whimsical touch.

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#10 Happy Will

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Resembling a dancing character, Happy Will embodies a modern, stylish, and contemporary vibe and will undeniably make your design work pop. It is well-suited for a range of projects, from fashion to books, showcasing your unique personality in every creation.

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#11 Sunday Bloom

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A modern headliner with a rustic flair, Sunday Bloom finds its calling in making logos, social media posts, and branding designs stand out.

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#12 Karot

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Karot stands out on its own while pairing well with sans or script styles alike, speaking volumes in every design.

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#13 Hooey

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A Y2K-inspired monoline handwritten font laced with texture and “goopy-ness,” Hooey brings character to your designs.

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#14 Imperfect!

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As the name suggests, Imperfect! celebrates the beauty of hand-drawn imperfections. It’s great for designs that need a relaxed, handwritten feel.

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#15 Nashira

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A fluffy semi-serif font, Nashira is versatile and can be used for a wide range of design projects, from greeting cards to brand identities.

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#16 Favor

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Do yourself a Favor and add this fun marker display font to your arsenal.

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#17 Perandory

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A unique blend of vintage and modern, Perandory is an oddball uppercase serif with sharp turns, drawing inspiration from vintage Albanian typography and lettering. This font stands out as a hybrid of the past and future, preserving the charm of old-era typography while incorporating contemporary elements. Available in multiple styles but a single weight, Perandory ranges from Regular to Condensed, offering versatility and a trendy touch to various design projects.