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I love Fish & Chips, especially when I am hiking in the UK. I do have to say that the best F&C I have ever had was in New Zealand, but since that means travelling to the end of the…

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Festijn – in Dutch – means ‘festival’, ‘party’, or ‘happening’, depending on the word you use before. So a ‘dansfestijn’ is a dance party and an ‘eetfestijn’ is a food festival. Festijn is a handmade, all caps, tall & thin…

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Distant Future is a bit of a strange font: it looks spooky, it may even be scary, but underneath all that grunge is a really sophisticated font. Of course, you can use it for your protest signs, your posters, your…

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I love British slang. It is witty, a bit obscene at times and almost always conveys the message! Sarnie means sandwich. I was making myself one when I finished this font. Sarnie is a handmade font; I used a Sharpie…

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I buy and sell of a lot of things on the second hand marketplace. One day I sold something and the person who bought it had an interesting name, so I decided to see what I could find out about…

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Transylvania Avenue is a really loud, bombastic font. The name implies it has a bit of horror in it, but who needs spooky fiction when reality is scarier? Transylvania Avenue comes with all the accents that make languages and other…

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I have had a lifelong dislike of circuses and clowns – especially the latter. I think they’re all evil and creepy! There are a lot of clowns around these days, so it wasn’t hard to find a name for this…

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Chapuza is Spanish for ‘shoddy piece of work’. I don’t consider my work to be shoddy, but I needed a funny name for this fun font and Chapuza it was! Chapuza is a cartoon-like font, ideally suited for children’s books,…

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It is Orange time! The shops are flooded with sweet oranges and other citrus fruits, but for some reason, Seville (or Bitter) oranges are very difficult to obtain where I live. I really like marmalade, but you can only make…

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