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And that t-shirt gets posted a LOT to the What Font group. But Cutie Patootie is the nearest font we’ve found. This isn’t actually the font used on the shirts I mentioned those shirts are hand-lettered.

Where you’ve seen it: “Trucks, Superheroes, Dinosaurs, #Boymom” t-shirt

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It’s a very nice semi-connected script, legible with a nice casual flair.įont: Cutie Patootie (mixed licensing: free for personal use under $20 for commercial use) And I’ve seen pictures of Cheddar Jack being used for that more than any other font. So it appears that the new hot thing is to put “welcome” or “hello” on your front door with a vinyl decal. Where you’ve seen it: vinyl decals on front doors “birthday girl” t-shirt The font comes pre-distressed, so it may not be that great for some purposes, but if you’re creating a print product, that extra roughness adds a really nice level of grit.įont: Cheddar Jack (mixed licensing: free for personal use under $10 for commercial use)

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When the standard Stencil font that comes stock with a PC is a bit too plain, lots of people turn to Capture It. Where you’ve seen it: on military-themed merchandise It has a great hand-lettered look, slightly rough, but still smooth enough for most crafting purposes and cutting machines. Fortunately, a lot of things include that lowercase L, which is really distinctive.

Where you’ve seen it: on a gazillion t-shirtsīonjour is a font I identify about once a day on average. So get ready for some vexing, wizards, and quizzes. Oh, and: I'm going to use a bunch of different pangrams (sentences that include all 26 letters) for these. I’ll go alphabetically, so as not to play favorites. So we’re totally going to follow her lead here, and talk about this season’s font hotness. One of the group members, Tiffany from On the Spot Studio, frequently puts together images with a list of fonts that are currently popular. If you know where that board is, let me know, will you?

We see some of the same ones pop up over and over again. Sometimes I wonder if there’s a secret Pinterest board somewhere that all of the clients go to for their font source images. If you’re working with fonts a lot, I highly advise keeping up on the popular stuff – your clients are most likely going to ask for some of these, because they’ve seen them around. That’s because I like to keep my finger on the pulse of what fonts people are looking for. If you’ve visited the What Font Is This group on Facebook, odds are you’ve seen me around.

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