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Fonts I Use When Designing
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By
Thabiso Njoko
here’s a curated list of font style ideas you can use when designing
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Gothic
Serif
Script
San Serif
Slab Serif
Gothic
It’s bold yet refined, giving your visuals a clean fashion-magazine energy.
League Gothic from The League of Moveable Type
Love the theme it brings out with the gothic feel.
Display Font Lino Gothic
The condensed letterforms save space and make text feel strong but elegant.
League Gothic from The League of Moveable Type
Serif
Love this serif font. It makes my designs pop.
PALMORE - Vintage Rounded Serif
The source font is good for making bold statements.
Source Serif from Adobe Originals
Serif font with some elegance and “dressy” feel. Good if you want more sophistication.
Playfair Display
More stylised/retro display font, with character. Use when you want a fun throwback vibe.
Shrikhand
Script
Love this one for those love notes on cards.
Sloop Script from Lipton Letter Design
Working with this one brings the creativity of the script font
Antura Script
Script / handwritten style, playful. Suitable for casual, personalized designs.
Pacifico
A decorative script font: flowing, elegant. For special occasions, gift shirts
Great Vibes
San Serif
Adobe never goes wrong with creativity. Useful fonts I used to create a few logos
TT Modernoir from TypeType
Perfect for tshirts
Montserrat - Google Fonts
Use when you need clarity and readability.
Roboto
Another modern sans, with friendly warmth. Supports many glyphs.
Lato
Clean sans but narrow width — good when space is limited or you want more letters in a row.
Archivo Narrow
Tall, condensed sans serif — strong presence. Good for athletic, bold looks.
Oswald - Google Fonts
Slab Serif
Typewriter-style font; vintage, textured. Good for nostalgic or literary themed shirts.
Special Elite
