font_category: decorative

GretchenHello is a typeface family of informal hand printing that looks as if it were done with a calligraphic pen. It has tall ascenders and long descenders that give it a certain elegance. The...

FeggoliteMono is a decorative, monospaced typeface family with a small x-height and long descenders. Two styles (plain and bold but renamed in 2020 as light and regular) were created in 1994 and revised in...

Federhozen is decorative and informal, not quite sans-serif and not truly calligraphic. It has good readability even at small point sizes. The italics comes close to script. It works well in places where one...

FeggoliteDancing has monospaced, wobbly letters. It is a variation of FeggoliteMono. For other fonts that have the same tipsy look, see NoPain and Seasick.

The name FeggoliteHatched comes from the fact that it was created with the help of an old font manipulation program called Incubator Pro. It was an attempt to create a more conventional typeface from...

Dschoyphul is a serifed typeface that was crudely drawn with a pen. It is sloppy and irregular. It was one of several efforts to draw a serifed typeface by pen; see also SarahfSlob, which...

Crisp and clean with a non-traditional italics, Euroika is a decorative, serifed alphabet. The letters have high contrast between the thick and thin strokes and the lower-case letters have a small x-height. The family...

Demotte is a display face constructed from triangular blocks (wedges) and some circles. It comes in two styles. In one style the triangular blocks point up so that the letters are bottom heavy, and...

BetterTypeRight has large serifs, a very high x-height, and little variation between horizontal and diagonal elements. It has the feel of a typewriter typeface, but it is not monospaced. Note the swash/small-caps versions.BetterTypeRight is…

BearButteT is a square-serifed typeface. The bold version was developed first as a display typeface, and the rest of the family followed. A fifth member of the family includes swash caps on the upper-case...