I’ve been in a grunge mood lately, so I thought I’d share up a few distressed fonts today.

And just in case the fonts weren’t distressed enough for you, you can throw in some extra splatters for fun. I though these could be really cool on digital layouts, as well. :)

I promised to throw in some extra fonts today to make up for missing Friday last week… so here they are.

Some of my favourite elegant script fonts. :)

Gyom Seguin has some fabulous fonts on daFont and I thought I’d share my favourites with you since I think that they would be great for overlays, digital layouts and altered photos.

Enjoy!

Due to St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, font friday is being uploaded a little late this week…. alcohol and blogs don’t mix. However, in celebration, I thought I’d share with you some great celtic fonts.

I just wanted to share a couple of my favourite fonts with you today. I love these fonts, and I use them all the time. Hope you enjoy them as well.

And one I posted last week:

I just discovered this font the other day and thought this would be fabulous for digital layouts. Some of these have a fabulous swoosh to them which reminds me of many of the ornate rub-ons out on the market today. In fact, I think I’m inspired to make myself some foam stamps out of some of these to use on my paper layouts. :)

Some of my favourite serif fonts. You can download any of them by clicking on their appropriate image. All of these fonts are free except Bernard MT Condensed, but I think it’s well worth the $22. I’ve used it on several layouts including Embleton Sands, 4 Things I Love about Northumbria, and Carousel

Enjoy! :)

One of the big trends for 2006, according to Creating Keepsakes Magazine, will be fat fonts, especially those with a retro look. Only time will tell if their predictions are right, but I thought I’d share some of my favourite retro fat fonts with you. All these particular fonts lean toward an italic or cursive style, which I love. To download any of these fonts, simple click on the image and you’ll be taken to the appropriate page.

Look for more retro fonts in the near future!

Threre are literallly hundreds of typewriter fonts available for download and purchase. These are some of my favourites to use for titles. All the fonts shown today are available for free download, just click on the image, and the link will take you to its respective page on DaFont