A group of fonts being compiled as I find those that are appealing to me. -Deborah

1. Fonts
That
Appeal
to
Me
-­‐Deborah
Anderson

2. Searching
the web for the
perfect fonts

3. Homemade Apple

4. Homemade Apple
• Get
Homemade
Apple
for
your
site
on
Google.
• Download
Homemade
Apple (1001
Free
Fonts)
for
your
projects.
Homemade
Apple
is
a
sort
of
scripty,
but
not
too
scripty,
font
that
is
pleasing
to
the
eye.
It
works
well
in
embedded
quote
images
as
well
as
block
quotes.
It
draws
the
eye
to
the
font,
making
it
a
perfect
addiHon
to
the
your
three-­‐font
set,
for
those
special
occasions.

5. Alegreya

6. Alegreya
• Get
Alegreya
for
your
site
on
Google.
• Download
Alegreya
(Font
Squirrel)
for
your
projects.
Alegreya
evokes
a
sense
of
tradiHon
and
reliability.
Alegreya
includes
serifs
or
subtle
lines
on
the
edges
of
certain
leKers.
These
small
marks
create
a
more
formal
style,
similar
to
old
typewriter
fonts.
Because
of
this,
serif
fonts
typically
evoke
a
sense
of
reliability,
respect
and
tradiHon.

7. Raleway

8. Raleway
• Get
Raleway
for
your
site
on
Google.
• Download
Raleway (Font
Squirrel)
for
your
projects.
Raleway
seems
playful
and
informal.
Raleway,
a
sans-­‐serif
font,
is
clean,
modern
and
easy
to
read.
Sans-­‐serif
fonts
are
clearly
legible,
even
at
very
small
sizes.
Online
prevalence
has
led
san-­‐serif
fonts
like
Raleway
to
be
seen
as
more
relevant
and
relatable
than
other
fonts.
Raleway
was
featured
in
Lady
Gaga’s
2013
website
redesign
(shown
in
the
below
image).

9. Monsieur LaDulaise

10. MonsieurLaDulaise
• Get
Monsieur
La
Doulaise
for
your
site
on
Google.
• Download
Monsieur
La
Doulaise (1001
Fonts)
for
your
projects.
Monsieur
La
Doulaise
invites
elegance
and
sophisHcaHon.
Ultra-­‐elaborate
script
font
Monsieur
La
Doulaise
evokes
a
sense
of
affluence
and
“breeding.”
It
is
somewhat
difficult
to
read
and
may
slow
readers
down,
but
a
flourish
of
Monsieur
La
Doulaise
adds
exquisite
class
to
headlines,
logos
and
invitaHons.

11. Kranky

12. Kranky
• Get
Kranky
for
your
site
on
Google.
• Download
Kranky (1001
Fonts)
for
your
projects.
Kranky
is
approachable
and
fun.
This
light,
fun,
and
slightly
inconsistent
font
uses
occasional
block
leKering
along
certain
lines.
Ironically
named
Kranky,
this
font
can
be
used
to
create
an
ambience
of
whimsy
and
funk
in
headlines,
logos,
and
other
short
texts.

13. Ewert

14. Ewert
• Get
Ewert
for
your
site
on
Google.
• Download
Ewert
(MyFontFree)
or
here
(fontsc)
for
your
projects.
Ewert
brings
Western
flair
to
any
project.
Ewert
is
a
serif-­‐based
display
font
that
looks
like
the
ornamental
wood
signs
of
the
old
West.
The
large,
chunky
leKers
are
all
capitalized
and
suggest
a
sense
of
old-­‐fashioned
Western
adventure
and
charm.

15. OswaldStencil

16. Oswald
• Get
Oswald
for
your
site
on
Google.
• Download
Oswald (Font
Squirrel)
for
your
projects.
There
was
a
popular
font,
Bebas
Neue,
that
was
used
frequently
for
designs
like
the
one
displayed
above,
as
a
menu
cover.
However,
it
was
not
free.
Fortunately,
there
is
a
similar
font
that
has
been
able
to
replace
the
usage
of
Bebas
Neue.
It
is
called,
“Oswald.”
It
is
a
useful
font
in
places
like
menus
and
restaurant
design,
as
shown
in
the
above
example,
a
design
that
was
created
around
this
wonderful
font,
to
showcase
its
capability.

17. Copse

18. Copse
• Get
Copse
for
your
site
on
Google.
• Download
Copse (Font
Squirrel)
for
your
projects.
The
Copse
font
has
been
a
popular
font
that
is
paired
with
“creepy
fonts”
for
the
overall
“creepy”
feel
of
a
web
site.
It
is
a
clean
font
that
is
easy
to
read
and
so
it
works
well
as
a
complementary
font
with
other
more
unique
fonts
that
help
complete
the
package.

19. Ubuntu Mono

20. Ubuntu Mono
• Get
Ubuntu
Mono
for
your
site
on
Google.
• Download
Ubuntu
Mono (Ubuntu.com)
for
your
projects.
The
Ubuntu
family
of
fonts
work
well
with
navigaHon,
buKons,
and
menus.
They
are
a
clean
font
and
easy
to
read.
They
fit
well
within
the
restraints
of
buKons
and
pull-­‐down
menu
items,
making
them
an
ideal
choice.

21. Lato

22. Lato
• Get
Lato
for
your
site
on
Google.
• Download
Lato
(Font
Squirrel)
for
your
projects.
Lato
is
so
easily
described
by
the
phrase,
“Simple
Elegance.”
It
is
simple
and
yet
the
gentle
curves
of
the
font
design
create
a
subtle
and
comfortable
ease.
It
is
not
so
elegant
that
it
is
not
readable
and
yet
it
is
not
so
simple
that
it
is
boring.
Lato
is
able
to
balance
the
two
worlds
with
equal
appeal.

23. Fonts
That
Appeal
to
Me
(Stay
Tuned
for
More…)
-­‐Deborah
Anderson