Blackye is a sans-serif font with contemporary and humanized forms. Its glyphs are full of personality and make it the perfect choice for projects that need to convey joviality and originality. It has an extensive set of characters, with over 1000 glyphs, which should meet the needs of composing texts in most Western languages. Its full-bodied form works great for composing posters, titles, banners, signage projects, logos etc.

FIT is a hyper-stylized series of caps designed with one thing in mind: filling up space with maximum impact. To accomplish this task, I drew Fit as a variable font with an expansive range of widths, represented by the ten styles shown here. Beginning with the impossibly narrow Skyline style, each character grows by 3600% (on average) to reach the gargantuan Ultra Extended. In between these ridiculous extremes, you will find a family rich in panache and expressive potential. Fit is anchored by its white shapes: regardless of width, the space within the letters and the space between the letters always remains the same. These white shapes cut dramatically through the letterforms, fusing them into a mesmerizing network of black and white.

This alphabet comes as 60 individual PNGs with transparent backgrounds so they can be set over any color. 52 letters + 8 extra symbols will give you full option to create an amazing and original product! You can use PNG letters which are in red color or modify it and create your own color composition.

Introducing Fright Night! A vintage horror typeface from Great Scott! It got thrills, chills and diacritics! With inspiration from vintage horror posters and bold geometric type Fright Night is here to put shills on your next project. Fright Night comes in several styles and can be combined to create a lot of different looks. Fright Night has basic latin support as well as a lot of western european characters. Well over 300+ glyphs which should support a wast range of international languages