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YOU’RE JUST MY TYPE | {8}

March 25, 2014 Comments : 10

I love fonts. You can say I’m obsessed with collecting them all. It’s no secret to those who know me. You’re Just My Type is a new feature where I showcase the fonts I absolutely adore and use. And hopefully, you will love the fonts I pick. Add all of them to your font collection! Let it grow!

We are back with our regular font post! We have different sorts — from Abraham Lincoln to wolves. I wonder which one you will fall in love with.

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Designed by Poemhaiku

Grab that magnifying glass! Why? Yore doesn’t look all that impressive from far away, but if you zoom into the letters, you can see little hearts! YES. You heard right! Little hearts shape these letters. Little, adorable hearts! It’s soooo beautiful. I’m actually having a hard time looking away.

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Designed by Frances Macleod

Inspired by the proportions of the 16th President of the USA, and advertisements/playbills of the 1800s, Abraham Lincoln is a humanistic display face with moderate contrast and sturdy serifs.

Four scores and seven years ago, I found Abraham Lincoln. Correction: Like a year and a half ago, I found this font. And of course, I had to use this popular quote because it announces to the world that it is Abraham Lincoln. Isn’t it a perfect interpretation of him? I personally think it is.

I love that the tagline for this font is “Tall. Skinny. Honest.” :D

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Designed by Maelle Keita

ARH-WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

Wolf in the City makes me think of wolves prowling in dark alleyways with their eyes glowing menacingly, growling at strangers to keep on walking. It also reminds me of Voluptate, but a more thicker and curvier version of it.

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Designed by Magique Fonts

Capture It reminds me of the guys from the city who came by the apartment complex I lived in when I was a child and spray painted the house number on the sidewalk. I was absolutely mad that my parents refused to buy me spray paint and stencils. With this font, I love that the letter isn’t a solid color. It has specks in it that makes it realistic.

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Which font is your favorite? I absolutely adore Yore. If you missed previous font post, voila!

 

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Comments

  1. Angie @Angela's Anxious Life says

    March 25, 2014 at 9:18 pm

    I love your font posts sooo much!!

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  2. Charlotte @ Gypsy Reviews says

    March 26, 2014 at 4:07 am

    Yore is the font we would use to write all our love letters to Lee Pace in like huge fonts to prove our love and devotion to him.

    Abraham Lincoln is perfect for typography *O* I love Lost Type fonts, THEY ARE THE BEST.

    Wolfs in the City is amazingggg! Such a sucker for cursive fonts and the name is perfect!

    LOL CEE, YOU AND THE SPRAY PAINT. (though seriously your parents should have let you do this because you would probably stencil in something so much cooler than a house number)

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  3. alice-jane says

    March 26, 2014 at 7:15 am

    I LOVE WOLF IN THE CITY SO PRETTY MY EYES. *^*

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  4. Jade @ Bits & Bobs says

    March 26, 2014 at 8:06 am

    Nothing gets better than little hearts making up letters, no siree.
    :-)

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  5. Kelly says

    March 26, 2014 at 9:25 am

    Oh my gosh, that Abe Lincoln tagline is perfection!

    And a font made out of tiny hearts?? Adorable.

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  6. Charlene @ Bookish Whimsy says

    March 26, 2014 at 10:34 am

    I love the Abe Lincoln font! So neat and easy on the eyes. The Yore font is so pretty too – I actually like the look of it from far away! It’s elegantly scribbly which isn’t something I see often!

    I love the variety of your picks in this post!

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  7. Michelle says

    March 27, 2014 at 9:59 am

    I actually use Abraham Lincoln on my blog! It’s nice and clear without being too generic. :)

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  8. Nikki @ The Paper Sea says

    March 27, 2014 at 12:14 pm

    The Abraham Lincoln font is perfect! Look at its proportions, its neatness! Gah! But Wolf in The City has got to be my favourite out of this batch. It’s quite similar to Voluptate, just a little weightier!

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  9. Nikki @ The Paper Sea says

    March 27, 2014 at 12:14 pm

    The Abraham Lincoln font is perfect! Look at its proportions, its neatness! Gah! But Wolf in The City has got to be my favourite out of this batch. It’s quite similar to Voluptate, just a little weightier!

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  10. Lindsey says

    March 28, 2014 at 11:51 pm

    Gah! Yore Script is lovely! Thanks for sharing! (P.S.– I think Abraham Lincoln would approve)! ;)

    Reply

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