Industrial Fonts
Always one of my favorite classifications of typefaces, industrial is clean, sharp, and dually futuristic and retrograde at the same time.
Ignis et Glacies Sharp (4 fonts)
Grunge Fonts
Grimy, worn, torn, and stepped on best describe the feeling evoked by grunge typefaces, making them perfect for any project that isn’t gleaming, new, refined, or uppercrust.
Handwritten & Handdrawn Fonts
Nothing conveys that personal, homemade touch quite like handdrawn type and fonts created directly from real people’s handwriting.
Symbols and Dingbats
The irony of symbols and dingbats presented in font form is that a pictogram is often worth a thousand words.
AIGA Symbol Signs (EPS and GIF format)
This article was last modified on December 13, 2022
This article was first published on July 8, 2012
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