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What with missing my last two Saturday Colour Schemes articles, I decided to put it on hold until the new year. In it’s place this week, I’ve decided on an article about fonts - my favourite and most used of course. I did a similar post a very long time ago. Well over a year ago in fact, on my old blog. I felt it was time to pay another visit.

Almost all designers I know use fonts for something, whether they’re a web designer or a graphic designer. Even non-designers use fonts quite often. It’s important to use the right fonts for the right purposes. This list has a variety of fonts from serif to sans-serif, and I think just one script font which can be useful on the odd occasion. Hopefully some people will find a new font from this list, though I know some of you will know some of them already! Be sure to check the licenses before using them for commercial purposes! The list is an alphabetical order, so there is no preference to the number 1 spot.

1. Angleterre Book | License: Freeware

2. Anivers | License: Free (refer to font page for more information)

3. Asenine | License: Unknown

4. Delicious | License: Free (refer to font page for more information)

5. Engebrechtre | License: Free

6. Existence | License: Free

7. Florencesans | License: Unknown

8. GeosansLight | License: Unknown

9. Loosie Script | License: Unknown

10. Tallys | License: Free (refer to font page for more information)

Obviously, I use many other fonts as well, though I tend to use the above fonts for a variety of things over other fonts (with the exception of common fonts like Arial, Verdana, Georgia etc). I may continue this another time as I come across more fonts.