“Devinne Ornament” Typeface by URW Type Foundry

Originally developed in Paris circa 1900, this Art Noveau-esque display typeface has been digitized for your eye-catching headline needs.

“Voyage” Typeface by VJ-Type

Romantic and curvy, like a roadtrip should be, Voyage is a very seductive yet bold display typeface.

A definitive and beautifully designed survey of ’70s, ’80s, and early ’90s arcade game pixel typography.

The font that can smile or be sad. Everything you type has a face, a typeface!

This jighly decorative all-capitals typeface evokes Victorian-era styling — perfect for adding a retro-European vibe to product packaging and more.

A visually striking, almost over-the-top typeface with absolutely gorgeous letterforms. Designed to say something loud and proud.

Modern reinterpretations of a collection of classic typefaces that date all the way back to the Renaissance.

Quincy's warm, rounded letterforms provide a pleasant reading experience. It also works as a stately display font.

The latest in a series of annual tear-off calendars featuring a different font for each date of the year.

A modern (and gorgeous!) reinterpretation of Marvin, a science fiction-style typeface originally designed in 1969.

A new typeface that turns typed numerals into inline data visualizations (aka sparklines).

Mark Simonson's beautiful font just got a nice update, with three new weights — Thin, Extrabold, and Black — and some useful new features.

Earnest and forceful, compact but not crowded.

A straight-talkin', industrial-strength typeface in three weights and with support for over 100 languages.

A new typeface designed for text, text, and nothing but text.

A book of punk rock gig posters reinterpreted in Swiss modernist style.

A new typeface rooted in the traditions of typewriting but designed for modern designers and developers.

Ever had trouble picking the right typeface for a project? This poster/flowchart will help.