I love the look that a vintage typewriter gives it's letters. The inconsistency of ink coverage, making characters fill in on themselves. Each Simple Things letter has it own personality, completely unique from it's neighbour. So when I stumbled across a old typewriter in a local thrift store I bought it straight away and typed page after page of characters, excited about the fact that I could make a really special and unique font with this piece of history at my hands. Hopefully I've captured that with this font as I've included alternative characters, that with OpenType turned on will automatically change so 2 letters together looked apart.

Seulanga is an elegant handwritten stylish calligraphy font. It can be easily used for various creative projects like logos, wedding invitations, t-shirts, posters, etc.

Hey Girl is a fun, brush font with a bouncy baseline. This playful font will give your designs that fresh, modern feel to it and will look lovely on quotes, cards, logo's and all your other lovely projects. Hey Girl has nice smooth lines which makes it perfect for crafters and cutting machines.

Designed by Eleisha Pechey in 1906, Grotesque No 9 is an early 1900's sans-serif font design. Contains language support for West, East, Turkish, Baltic, and Romanian.

Introducing Purnama, my 1st project hand-lettering font created from crayola and paper to digital vector. This typeface includes all uppercase and lowercase letters, numerals, punctuation, symbols and multilingual characters. Purnama Font is perfect for branding projects, homeware designs, product packaging - or simply as a stylish text overlay to any background image.

ASTRO is a bold sans serif display typeface inspired by one of the most popular space fantasy films of all time. This Special Edition of Astro™ includes
capital letters drawn in the classic style of the original 1977, 1980 and 1983 films and lowercase letters featuring the updated letterforms from the Special Edition films in 1997 and 1998. Astro SE™ has been used as a Star Wars font in publications, signs, posters and websites, including The Star Wars™ Insider Magazine, The Force.net website the Clone Wars Podcast and Lego Star Wars products. First released in 1996, Astro SE™ (v5) was re-designed in June 2008.

Egyptienne is a clean and elegant slab typeface, originally designed by URW Studio in 1955. Egyptienne contains West, East, Turkish, Baltic, Romanian language support.

This handwriting font has been created in the style of lipstick writing on a glass surface, perfect for love notes and personal messages. The letterforms are condensed sans-serif and it features a hand drawn aesthetic with bold, solid strokes. Lipstick includes all uppercase letters, numbers and a selection of accented european letters, common symbols and punctuation. It is well kerned and as a bonus, also features a hand drawn heart shape in place of the Asterisk (*) symbol.