Huggy Bear
Huggy Bear is loosely based on numerous early 1970s ‘exploitation’ movie titles and features a bold, thick font with heavy underlining flourishes. Includes full alphanumerics, extended punctuation, euro. Includes regular […]
Lorre
Lorre is a thick, bold art-deco typeface modeled after posters and marquees from the late 1920s. Includes full alphabet, extended characters and punctuation, Euro. Includes regular and italic forms.
Majel
This later-period bit of art-deco is actually inspired by some of the title lettering of Franz Joseph’s “Star Trek: Blueprints” and “Star Trek: Star Fleet Technical Manual”. Includes full alphabet, […]
Majoram
A thin, curved font that mimics the common and popular typesetting of mid 1970’s art-deco look. Includes full alphabet, Euro, and accented characters. Includes bold, italic, and sans versions.
Manhattan Tower
Manhattan Tower is an art-deco face with straight strong lines and sharp curves, modeled after the Empire State logo from the 1930s. Includes full alphabet, numerals, extended punctuation, and Euro. […]
Pacmania
This famous typeface is based on the original logos of the Pac-Man franchise from Namco Inc. Includes full alphabet, euro, extended punctuation. Includes regular and italic faces. Update: 17 August […]
Ponsonby
Ponsonby is a simple, middle-caps art-deco font based heavily on the typeface used in TSR’s classic “Indiana Jones Roleplaying Game”. This stylish font includes full alphabet, punctuation, Euro, and extended […]
Sierra Madre
Sierra Madre is based of one of the more popular art-deco style typefaces, heavily inspired on the look found in Bethesda Softwork’s Fallout: Dead Money’s Sierra Madre casino. Includes lower case, accent […]
Suchet
Suchet is an art-deco typeface inspired by the material of BBC Production’s legendary Poirot series starring David Suchet. Includes full alphabet, extended characters, punctuation, and Euro. Includes Italic and Bold versions.
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!