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The set includes upper- and lowercase letters with numerals and a few extra characters. Death in the Shadowĭeath in the Shadow has a creepy feel that can spice up darker projects. Its simple charm makes it a fun and modern choice. Cute Tattoo is a simple uniform stroke, thin line tattoo font. It’s likely that you’ve never used the words “cute” and “tattoo” in the same breath, but this font will change that.

The font would make a nice choice for an icon set or simple characters throughout a design. The set includes crosses, hearts, keys and more. CruxĬrux includes a collection of tattoo-inspired symbols. The all-caps typeface includes an alternate character of each letter with a shorter, decenderless overall height.

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This movie poster inspired typeface includes interesting letterforms in a block style. The letters feature sharp serifs, thick strokes and an old-school vibe with a bit of a traditional twist. Blackletterīlackletter is a tattoo-based font in the type style of the same name. The font includes upper- and lowercase letters and a number set, and while it has a cool look for short words, it can be trickier to use for longer text blocks. Beechīeech is a fluid set of thick characters with rounded edges for simple lettering. The font includes upper- and lowercase letters as well as punctuation and some special characters. The typeface is elaborate without being too feminine and is highly readable. Angilla TattooĪngilla Tattoo is a heavy script with nice swashes to add that special something to lettering. The font is classy and rugged at the same time. Letterforms have alternating thick and thin strokes that are colored-in to look like they’ve almost been sketched out. Angel TearsĪngel Tears has a tattoo-style that looks like ink. Some of the featured fonts have limited character sets, with more robust paid options as well.

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Here, you’ll find a collection of 25 free tattoo fonts, just note that these typefaces come from a variety of sources and make sure to check the license before use (most are free for personal projects, but need licensing for commercial purposes). When it comes to tattoo styles, you’ll find a range of character sets and glyphs that can add plenty of visual interest to a project. What’s nice about tattoo-style typefaces is that they have that same hand-drawn allure, but are often bolder with thicker strokes, making them a strong choice for display lettering or word art.

That’s where a new type trend comes in – tattoo fonts. Due to a more lightweight nature, these hand-drawn styles can’t carry a design or work in display situations. These type styles tend to have a script or more playful feel. There’s something special about a typeface with a hand-drawn element to it.

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