The 25 best-looking calligraphic fonts that you can use to improve your design
01/09/2011
Online one can immediately find hundreds of different fonts, some free and some not. In this article we’ve selected the best 25 handwritten fonts that you can use to add a touch of class to your various projects.
Calligraphic
Classic and elegant, these fonts are ideal for websites and graphic projects which require a typography that is somewhat more “austere” and refined.
1. Airfoil
2. Dalì
3. Jane Austen
4. Jellyka
5. Lainie
6. Miama
7. Monika
8. Scriptina
9. Windsongs
Handwriting
These fonts are more jaunty compared to other calligraphic fonts, and they are helpful in enriching the aesthetic aspects of any of your graphic projects. Obviously, being that these fonts are less “serious” than others, it is best to avoid using them in projects that require a more distinguished and professional look. As for the rest, you can be a true daredevil using these fonts!
10. Christopher hand
11. Faboulous
12. Glider girls
13. Greg’s other hands
14. Imitation
15. Ink Burrow
16. Joe Hand
17. Luna bar
18. Ma Sexy
19. Pirmokas
20. Rai elegant
21. Tom’s handwritten
Two other fonts that you can find useful are the very elegant Zapfino and the original freehand 591 bt:unfortunately both of these fonts are not free. However, browsing online we have been able to find a free version of the Zapfino font and one that is the alter ego of the Freehand font. You must try them out, believe me!
22. Zapfino
23. Saginaw
Finally, here are two very nice fonts, that we have included here even though they cannot be used until one purchases the respective licences. Who knows, maybe they are worth spending 15/20 dollars to acquire them, don’t you think so?
