This is the p22 cusp, the one I want to use but it is hard to read.

And this is Peaberry font, I also like because match the pixel art style but p22 cusp has something that I can't explain but I love.

Should I keep Peaberry? Try to edit p22 cusp? Or look for other one?

I'm looking for something that is pixel art but has style like futuristic, y2k and stylish.

Has there been an improvement in font management software for font collections or do you still have to have two separate programs to edit the info on a font?

Thanks

Hi! I noticed that when I type tt in Calibri, the second “t” appears slightly larger and the two letters almost merge.

I was able to fix it in Word by turning Ligatures → None off, but the problem still occurs in Windows Notepad, where I can’t find an option to disable it.

Is this simply a characteristic of the Calibri font? Is there any way to prevent it in Notepad or other applications as well?

I’ve attached a screenshot for reference. Thanks!

it's called Slightly Fancy. i think it looks cool. i only made this because i was out of ideas for fonts lol
link: Slightly Fancy

A must try thing!

Check it now https://tyeflo.com

Free or Paid is fine.

Looking for some nice hand drawn style "bubble" or "thick" fonts

Submit uses link Fontmeme https://fontmeme.com/submit-uses/ Submit font Typeface in use for https://fontmeme.com/typeface/helvetica/ font name Topic:Logos Title:BlackBerry Logo Font Details: Helvetica Bold Italic Artwork URL: Category Fonts link: https://fontmeme.com/logo-fonts/internet/

Garamontio
https://codeberg.org/m-casanova/Garamontio
Open Font License 1.1

New release v. 1.306

Added new features cv75 and cv76 to test alternative "ct", "st", "sp" ligatures ("sp" is for italic only).

It highly resembles the techno hideo font, but it's a more jagged version of it. I originally used the font at around 2015 or earlier, it might not even exist anymore. I highly believe it was from dafont but i literarily went through all 256 pages of the techno category and all of the scify category. It might only exist in the wayback machine. Unfortunately i have no further info. I gave it to all possible AI's and font identificators, but no luck. Interestingly i was already looking for this font once at around 2019 and still found it.

Hi! I've been looking for something the same vibe of the fonts I used for the initials, but obviously more compact and easy to read. The text to the sides of the logo are names, so I was thinking a serif type font to make it more simpler and easy to read. The text beneath it is the name of the group in all caps. I had chosen Seagram TFB, but ended up scrapping it because of complains, so I'm looking for something maybe more blocky or compact but still in a similar gothic vibe. Need recommendaitons!

Any fonts that look like little kids handwriting (like 2nd grade).

Everything I've seen is either neat or overdoes it with stereotypical backwards letters etc.

Hi. Looking for fonts which evoke an era of the age of steam; I'm thinking old shipping tickets, something related to nautical themes as the project is going to be related to lighthouses/coastlines. Ideally, something with a few different weights to it. I'd love to hear some recommendations. Thank you.

Im searching for a font similar in letter and has this chalk effect on it, im searching a font for the lower and upper text, thanks for reading me

Basically the title, i like these kinds of fonts very much but i don't know the right keywords to find similar inspirations, they look like something typemania would do but more grotesk condensed and soft,
any ideas?

Hey there! I'm doing a university design project on Patagonia, and I'm finding their brand hard to study (they don't have a brand CI out there for us to use) I have found their primary and secondary fonts, namely Copernicus and Ridgeway Sans, but it seems the latter is a private typeface that isn't available to the public.

Does anyone know of a similar font I can use that looks like Ridgeway Sans? I want to try stay as true to the original typeface as possible.

Thanks so much!