I've really been loving this soft-edged, print-style-looking font. This style has worked well with some of the more grungy and brutalist-inspired designs I've worked with.

Obsessed with this editorial-style font. That's it. What more can I say?

The moment I saw this type, I fell in love. No joke. I ended up using this typeface in a wedding invitation kit design and it was gorgeous. It's a perfect balance of fun, sophistication, and boldness. 

I always love a fun and unique font — and this certainly fits the bill! I feel like this font would be amazing for a variety of project and would add a little extra *oomph* to any design.

Blackletter meets whimsy in this unique typeface by Tomorrow. I love the playful flair and cutouts the letters have. Currently trying to figure out how I can use this font somewhere in my designs.

The squeezed and cutout elements in this type bring a bit of edge to the typical serif font. I feel like this type runs a bit in the Western vibes meet Art Deco.

Of course, we have to bring in a Y2K inspired font — would it be 2024 if we didn't? I've been loving all the wonky, liquid-inspired types that have been coming out lately. The possibilities of this typeface style seem endless and make me want to experiment around with making my own handmade types.

Ugh, such a sucker for a classy, romantic script type. I feel like this is a type that can easily pair up with all kinds of different fonts and really help bring some type texture into a design.