A new font from Dirt2 with rounded corners, grunge textures and stars. Font includes numbers, punctuation and accents.

New font with ornate fancy swirls and grunge lettering. The original font was published over a hundred years ago, it has alot of history compared to most fonts. I was inspired by a free pack of pinstripes someone was offering on a website but I didn’t like how those worked but in the end I am happy with the results.

Ransom style font made with elegant and serif lettering, some letters are bare others have inverted clip style shapes and others have newspaper words and grunge texture (this font has accents as well).

This font was inspired by some skateboard magazine ads, the halftone grunge effects was something I really wanted to try. It also includes some cool skulls and grunge effects so you can get the most of the font. Creates awesome logos for bands and sports.

This grainy, wood, grunge font was inspired by a “hallowed out” sort of rotted grunge font and I wanted to give it a try to see if I can come up with something similar. After finding out that I was unable to create anything as cool, I ended up with this strange font with splinters and grains.

This font was originally called Sextalk69 but was renamed to be family friendly and more relevant.

This font was created by old neon signs and vintage hotel signs, inspired by a neat vegas signyard graveyard and mixed with sort of a ransom note feel.

This is a beta version of a new type of font I wanted to try, Inspired by serif and tattoo lettering mixed into one creation.

An original grunge font based on vintage tattoo design and serif style font.
Created with an original font called Vloderstone.

After creating my vector pack I decided I wanted to step it up a knotch and make my first dingbat font. It includes a full uppercase adventure themed letter alphabet and the lowercase is entirely silhouettes, dingbats and african themed clipart.

After I made my African Vector pack I kept thinking of how much of a waste and how difficult it is to recycle one’s work so that it becomes useful to others without making it a repetitive result. So I decided to make my first dingbat style font but of course I am scared of going completely dinged out so I also created an African/Adventure type font to go with it. I am very proud of the result, So much so that I had to rename it appropriately (I was going to just call it Dirt2 African) and then I had to make sure there was no other fonts called Wild Africa so I did some google searches and didn’t come up with many results for a font called Wild Africa so hopefully this becomes that font.

The entire uppercase is the adventure style lettering, the entire lowercase is the clipart and dingbats for the font. The clipart includes animals, warriors, art, women and some other odds and ends. I can’t say for sure if the clipart is even respectable to the African culture or if it just looks like some idiot American’s rendition but if you don’t like them then I suggest sticking to the actual font. I don’t know a whole lot about the tribes, art, culture, symbols etc. I do know that it’s unique, it contains alot of pattern and they have some of the coolest masks in the world so if you have any interest in foreign art maybe now’s a good time to research some of the African Art.

I decided to go a little bit weird, I’ve always been a fan of spray and graffiti fonts. Although I find it extremely difficult for me to actually spray anything let alone on an 8×11 paper when there’s 50mph gusts out side and not enough room inside to lay out 26+ letters of the alphabet each on it’s own paper. So I decided to use some of my own resources… some spray paint brushes I’ve made 2-3 years ago and turned it into a font. The only downside to the font is that I couldn’t do what I wanted (for the most part) which was to make a nicely complete spray paint style font with accents, numbers etc. So the font remains incomplete since it took so long to go from Application to Application, many freezes, many crashes and much frustration.

Overall I am satisfied with the result, a wonderful and unique alphabet that looks very identical to the real thing. The bottom and lowercase differences are mainly alignment, a bit of rotation and mirrored effects (like the E flipped vertically or something). The punctuation is extremely minimal but did some of my most used ones, better then nothing I suppose?

The font was named after myself, I called it St. (as in Saint) because when I first saw the font completed it reminded me of an old ship lettering I’ve seen, I googled it though and found that I was completely wrong and that ship lettering is most likely done with vinyl rather then spray paint. So now I am a pointless saint for my own font and I hope to those who download it that they enjoy it to it’s fullest.

Oddly enough the filesize is exactly 1mb for the font, Kudos to myself for such a lovely achievement.

Created a new “cut out” style font.
I’ve tried doing more like this but I know it’s a very generic “beginner” font, I think the best thing about it is that it includes many accents and symbols and all punctuation/alphabet/numbers.

So almost 2 years ago I posted Hawaii Killer and got it up on Dafont.com from there it has been lurking around the top 50 ever since it has been released. I personally don’t know why it’s so popular compared to the rest of my fonts, It’s actually my least favorite of anything I’ve made. The font has made it’s way to thousands of free font sites and resource sites which is exciting for me, I am glad people have found use for it.

Hawaii Lover Font

Today I am releasing Hawaii Lover, Which is a huge improvement from Hawaii Killer. Although the general concept and design are similar these two fonts are still extremely different. If you are a fan of Hawaii Killer I recommend the upgrade for better quality in all your projects.

Improvements and What’s Different:

• Better detail (5x more detail which means better quality for prints and font size).
• Visible Floral Silhouettes rather then just ornamental floral designs.
• Matching Grunge Punctuation.
• Improved Kerning/Letter Spacing for better readability.
• Last but not least, A Happier Name.

The name isn’t all that original but I wanted to keep it relative to the theme. The font includes a wide variety of alphabetical letters that were inspired from Ed Hardy posters that I’ve purchased from eBay. I’ve used this font on fan images of Ed Hardy and I have to boast here for a second, I am absolutely delighted with how it turned out.

This is a very small project I am doing, I was one of those people who wanted to see if there was a Katy Perry typeface available and I found out that everyone came to the conclusion that it doesn’t exist. So I randomly began making one, It’s not perfect or near completion but I just wanted to share a preview with what I have so far.

The font will be called Katy Berry, I didn’t want it to be too off and I think the B and the P will have alot in common so people can quickly associate it with the logo.

Update: This font is available for download! Click here to download the new katy perry font!

A grunge avant garde style font. Features halftone pattern, flipped lettering, matching accents and fully destroyed alphabet. Great for rock, ska, punk, emo, and hardcore band logos that want a bid of a classical modern twist without too much “destroyed” lettering.

This bold font was something spur of the moment. I’ll admit it has some flaws and the lowercase is sort of odd because these bold fonts usually don’t have a lowercase. It can create some neat looking phrases though and I recommend you check it out if you are doing retro/disco style designs.

Cartoon style font includes many punctuation, an entire alphabet, and numbers. Great for projects that involve kids or teens. Used in Nickelodeon’s 2008 Kid’s Choice Awards and other Nickelodeon media.