Diner
Diner is a simple retro-futuristic font based on the looks of more than a few 1950’s diners, marquees, and other signages. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation and Euro. Includes regular, […]
Dunkin
Dunkin is a bold, smooth font based loosely on the popular logo of the “Dunkin’ Donuts” restaurant franchise. Includes full alphabet, lower case, accents, and Euro. Includes bold, italic, bold-italic, and sans […]
Electrorocket
Electrorocket is an art-deco font based loosely on Disney’s The Rocketeer title logo, featuring some lightning flourishes on some of the capital glyphs. Includes full alphabet, accent characters, and Euro. […]
Erte
Erte is a thick, smooth, and rounded art-deco typeface based on classic marquees and advertising lettering from the ‘age of pulp’. Includes upper and lowercase letters, extended characters, Euro. Includes bold, italic, […]
Evelyn
Evelyn is a simple art-deco typeface based on numerous marquees. Some capital letters have minor flourishes while the lower case are kept simple. Includes full alpha-numerics, extended punctuation, euro. Available […]
Explorien
Explorien is a smooth, wide, rounded and heavily curved art-deco typeface with a slight retro-science-fiction flair. Includes Includes full alphabet, extended character set, euro. Includes regular, bold, italic, bold-italic styles.
Franck
Franck is a simple, almost prototypical “art-deco” font with thick ‘anchor’ strokes and thin lines with a look influenced by many marquees of the pulp period. Includes full alphabet, extended […]
Geddes
This art-deco font is based loosely on the classic ‘futuristic-looking’ typefaces of the late 1950s and early 1960s, though a bit cleaner and more suitable for print. Includes full alphabet, […]
Hastings
Hastings is classic, basic art-deco face based on marquee posters found everywhere in the 1920s and 1930s. Perfect for anything that evokes the ‘pulp’ feel. Includes full alphabet, extended character […]
I was wondering if you could / would kindly add the Greek characters to your Suchet font!?
Pls. let me know if you are going to.
Thank you very much.
With best regards,
Dimitrios
That would best quality as custom work, and about three hours (I’ve never added Greek letters specifically to a font before. Some of the time will just be looking up the blocks to add and the glyphs that I would need!) I would probably have to ask for about $85 to get it done, though it would include a free Registration for you, of course.
Hello Dear, I were finding Crichton fonts for free use but today i got it free of cost. Thanks
Crichton is free for personal use, but I do ask for $15 for commercial use. Thanks!
Thank you for leaving you husband’s fonts up, his legacy lives on!