The right choice of typography isn't a life or death decision for creatives; it';s far more important than that. Here's your guide to 12 of the very quirkiest and most thought-provoking typefaces available.
A solid typeface is the designer's best friend, with the right font playing a crucial role in any form of information and graphic design.
What we've collected here, though, are examples of the oddest, most creative and most random fonts and typefaces available.
From skin-modelled fonts to vegetable-based outlines, to typefaces which use less ink, creative typography appears to be getting bolder, broader and odder by the day. Here's our pick of the weird and wonderful fonts available.
A concept so simple it causes headaches; reduce the amount of ink used - and allow yourself a degree of eco-smugness - by using the EcoFont, which requires 20 less ink than a regular typeface.
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From the creative mind of Jacob Nylund comes Pyramid, a font designed from the birds eye perspective of pyramid letter forms. Regardless of the detail, it looks awesome.
A beautiful chunky design font created to allow background imagery to bleed through./ Just take a look at the smoke and milk examples to see how effective it is.
Cube is a gorgeous, 3-dimensional typeface, available in a range of vivid colours. It's crisp, clear-cut and looks as though it's been shaped from folded cardboard boxes.
This decorative font drays on the Brother's Grimm's fairytales, incorporating both swirls and medieval flourishes with witty elements incorporating the stories themselves. See how many you can spot.
Now this really is weird. Crafty looks like a mash up of every children's book font created, and is appropriately chock-full of funny and inventive lettering combinations.
We like this. Oh yes we do. Fulfilling all the demands of a well-executed design font, Garage Sale is a witty and actually useable example of a sketch pad font.
The assumption is that licensing restrictions leaves Scramble with a less obvious name. Nevertheless, if it's a cool, creative and evocative design font you're after, Scrab, sorry, Scramble might just be it.
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