Henry Has
If you think that typography is not important in the design, I would say that you should rethink it. It was a calligraphy class that inspired Steve Jobs to come up with such a sleek typeface on Mac. Who knows maybe without the concepts that he learned in that class Jobs wouldn’t have created such great looking desktops and laptops?
I would consider fonts to be an integral part of a design and nobody should look over it. Obviously, it is an integral part if that design includes any text. Nevertheless, It is important that font would fit into the design theme and would be easily readable.
While designing a poster, website or anything else keep in mind, that some people have disabilities and can hardly comprehend some fonts. For example, people with dyslexia cannot stand italic typography, but they can comprehend Helvetica, Courier, and other typefaces. Therefore, it is important to consider your design audience as well.
All in all, sometimes it might be pretty hard to find free fonts that would work nicely with your design if the design itself is unusual. For this reason, we collected a list of 30 creative and unusual fonts that you might try to implement in your design.
1. Inked God
2. Killed DJ
3. Graffiti
4. Subway
5. Street Writer
6. Stealthy Bastards
7. Infected
8. Cheri
9. Labrat
10. Pipestruct
11. Cross
12. Orial
13. Fatsini
14. Wild Arrows
15. CentreClaws
16. Tengo A Tus Hijos
17. New Garden
18. Beyond Sky
19. Kami Geisha
20. Bevel’s Advocate
21. Celtic Knot
22. Baby Blocks
23. Barcode
24. Trashco
25. Kinkee
26. Confessions
27. Que Fontita
28. Drift Type
29. Alpha Wood
30. Taco Box
If you are a designer and would like to show us what you have done with these fonts, please contact us and we will be sure to publish it!
Also, if you like us to share your font in this list, please contact us and we will be sure to include it!
