In typography, a ‘serif’ is the small stroke (or strokes) attached to the end of a larger stroke, like flairs in certain designs. You can easily spot the difference of this font family from the non-serif ones when you see…
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Slab typefaces became popular around the 19th century, right when advertising boomed as well. Often called sans serifs or added serifs, these are structured and were meant to draw in attention. You’d usually see these plastered on posters and as…
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Klinic Slab family is a contemporary and versatile Slab Serif font that comes in 4 weights (and italics). Personality and functionality come together when this memorable typeface is used for web or print projects. Joe Prince is a type designer…
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Highlands is a charming slab-serif that draws inspiration from vintage National Park posters. This typeface was designed by Tyler Galpin, co-founder of the Lost Type Co-op. This font is free for personal use, and $30 for commercial use. Download
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Script fonts can lend certain moods and feelings, depending on the type of work. For instance, you can use them on invitations and letterheads to add a sense of elegance or sophistication. Add tons of loops or swirls to scripts…
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