Marko One – also known as Marko Horobchik is a brush-inspired typeface for children’s literature from Cyreal Type Foundry As the name suggests(Horobchik is Ukrainian for sparrow), the initial idea was to create a typeface-companion for Marko the sparrow — a cartoon character by illustrator and type designer Zhenya Spizhovyi. Marko Horobchik is simple and smooth, has special inner tension and eye-catchy detailing. The letterforms are based on calligraphy and sketches — this is what makes Marko Horobchik lively, enchanting, and amiable. Marko will work best in medium to large sizes and captivating headlines.
While it is technically optimised for better performance on screen, carefullyadjusted outlines promise good quality in print too. Download Marko One Truetype font.

Sansita One is a tasty new Omnibus-Type truetype font designed by Pablo Cosgaya in Buenos Aires. The flavor of Sansita One’s lowercase explores the relationship between typography and calligraphy. The elegance of Sansita One’s uppercase makes this an excellent choice for packaging, brief texts, branding and slogans. Modern paintbrush looking letters with respect to custom sign painters and hand lettering from the past. Download Sansita One Truetype font.

Rev Josh (an artist who lives in Florida with his wife Kate and their cat Mew) made this chunky funky truetype outline bitmappy font called x51 outline. It looks like maybe a drunk robot made the font with a plasma cutter. Download it and have fun.

This hard edged techo truetype font – Construct, also known as the Fonstruction “Construct” was created by Logan Lambert, from The Fragile Machine using fontsrtuct, the free online font editor from fontshop. If you are looking for edgey sci-fi type, this is a good place to start. Download the Construct TTF and enjoy the future.

Basic is just that, a nice basic set of letterform designs. The font is from Indonesian vector artist/graphic designer Weknow. Basic is simple, clean and geometric sans serif typeface with a nice heavy feel. So basic it doesnt really need a lot of words to describe. Download the basic TTF.

I guess when I get into a groove I stick with it. Another hand drawn, heavy block typeface of the day. This time around it’s Thunder Thighs from S. John Ross from Cumberland Games & Diversions. This is what he had to say about it:  Thunder Thighs is a goofy, friendly sort of font, reminiscent of cartoon logos and the like from the late 1970s. Those kinds of shapes, and the comforting nature of huge amounts of black ink on formerly-blank paper, made this one a particularly enjoyable one to create. I drew it with a 0.8mm Pigma and then blackened it with my trusty Sharpie; the whole process was a kind of reversion to childhood. Same principle as “comfort food,” I suppose – a valuable concept in these troubled times. Thunder Thighs is a full keyboard set with a few essential extras like smartquotes and dashes. Download the TTF of the regular and shadow versions.

It’s Block Block Blockography, it’s a freeware font (not for commercial use, you know.) Created in 2011 by Måns Grebäck – a great typeface designer and logo artist (from Sweden?) – Blockography is a nice, fun, sketchy bit of fontery with slabby fun block serifs. A bit kiddish maybe, a bit fun, but pretty catchy on a poster perhaps, or something where you want a casual take on a blocky slab face. Download the TTF.