When you hear the word vintage, you might associate it at first with old and outdated, or elegant and timeless.
In graphic design, vintage can actually be a good thing, especially when we talk about typography.
We’ve already discussed hand lettering fonts and modern fonts, so it was only natural to go into the intricacies of vintage fonts.
I think we can all agree that the font you choose can make or break a project.
In previous articles, we’ve talked about cool banner fonts, hand lettering fonts, and modern fonts.
Today, I want to dig into another font related topic—script fonts.
We’ve all encountered design trends.
The kind that inspire you and the kind that make you question how they even became trends.
Like beveled and embossed everything in the 90s—that was never a good idea.
Or comic sans. Or worse, intense drop shadows.