It’s no secret that I love brush fonts so I have built up quite a collection over the years. I discover new fonts on Pinterest frequently and pin them to my fonts board.
Brush fonts are perfect for adding that handmade touch to a design, whether it be a logo, invitation, t-shirt, stationery, greeting cards, and much more.
Thanks to their brushy appearance, these fonts look great with watercolour textures, ink splatters, gold textures, or just on their own.
These are decorative fonts so they look best when used as headlines, not paragraphs of text. So use them sparingly 🙂
Alegance
Alegance is an elegant hand-painted typeface. Check it out here.
Amelian Script
Amelian Script is inspired by vintage script lettering. Check it out here.
Andrea
Andrea is a free hand lettered script font perfect for invitations, cards and more. Check it out here.
Besom
Besom is a free uppercase brush font ideal for posters and t-shirts. Check it out here.
Beverly
Beverly is a playful hand-made font perfect for kids party invitations. Check it out here.
Blackflower
Blackflower is a brutal and rough brush font. Use it in your edgy designs. Check it out here.
Bonjour
Bonjour is one of my favourite fonts! Its bouncy baseline gives it a playful feel. Check it out here.
Botanica
Botanica has a nice texture and consists of four fonts: script and dry brush script, sans and sans-oblique. Check it out here.
Brocha
Brocha is a free edgy and attention-grabbing brush font. It looks great on posters and t-shirts. Check it out here.
Brushup
Brushup is a cool handpainted typeface with great texture. Check it out here.
Brusher
Brusher is a free smooth brush font. Great for greeting cards and invitations. Check it out here.
Cutie Star
Cutie Star is a free, adorable handmade font ideal for greeting cards, invitations, posters and more. Get it here.
Which of these fonts are your favourites? What do you plan to make with these fonts? Let me know in the comments.
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