Christ Trek fonts
What you'll find here
Most of these typefaces have a large Unicode repertoire outside the basic Latin range, including Greek, Cyrillic, Hebrew, math symbols, dingbats, and emoticons.
Unicode should have a triquetra. Don't you agree? βΊ Several of these designs have one at U+E002.
Blackletter / Display / Fantasy
Dingbat
Sans-serif / Gothic
Serif
- Brampton π½ β π 25 Mar 2014
- Messenger
Updates and contributions
- Clark Riley's Cairo, Unicodified π β π 11 Feb 2014
- Robin Casady's ChicagoFLF, Unicodified π β π 13 Feb 2014
- Courier Prime π½ by Alan Dague-Greene is the typewriter face
- EB Garamondπ π½ by Georg Duffner is an old-style serif
Most of these are available for use as webfonts courtesy of the Open Font Library. My most popular design is Horta, which probably goes to show how many other Trekkers there are!
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Fonts you may like
The following designs are others' creations that I find useful or unique in some way. If you're looking for something different from your system's defaults, these are worth a look. Most of these faces are free.
Blackletter
Blackletter faces don't get much use, but they're interesting!
Fraktur
Rotunda
Textur
- The Black family π½ by Paul Lloyd has Embossed, Incised, and Shadowed variants in two widths
- Cantebriggia π½ by Paul Lloyd
- Hefeweizen from David Thometz Design is geometrically constructed
- Liverpool π by Rebecca Bettencourt
- Pirata One π½ by Rodrigo Fuenzalida and Nicolas Massi
Cursive / Hand / Script
So many to choose from!
- Aguafina Script π½ by Angel Koziupa and Alejandro Paul
- Alex Brush π½π° by Rob Leuschke is a light, flowing brush script
- Allura π½π° by Rob Leuschke
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American Scribe by Brian Willson,
Declaration Script from P22,
National Archive by Harold Lohner, and
US Declaration π by Tomasz SkowroΕski
are based on the penmanship of Timothy Matlack
- Arizonia π½π° by Rob Leuschke
- Bad Script π½ by Roman Shchyukin
- Cookie π½ by Ania Kruk is a brush script that's friendly but not too decorative
- Damion π½ by Vernon Adams is a casual script
- Dancing Script π½ by Pablo Impallari is an informal script, friendly and spontaneous
- Dynalight π½ by Brian J. Bonislawsky is a dynamic, connected script
- Eagle Lake π½ by Astigmatic
- Engagement π½ by Brian J. Bonislawsky is a semi-formal upright brush script
- Euphoria Script π½ by Sabrina Mariela Lopez is an informal unconnected script
- Great Vibes π½π° by Rob Leuschke is a flowing connected script
- Herr Von Muellerhoff π½ by Alejandro Paul
- Italianno π½π° by Rob Leuschke is an elegant, calligraphic script
- Love and Passion π by Jellyka Nerevan is a girly script with a β‘ motif
- Macondo π½ by John Vargan BeltrΓ‘n is a print font with a Colombian flair
- Marck Script π½ by Denis Masharov and Marck Fogel resembles informal, unconnected felt pen writing
- Merienda One π½ by Eduardo Tunni is soft, unconnected, upright, and brush-like
- Miss Fajardose π½ by Alejandro Paul
- Monsieur La Doulaise π½ by Alejandro Paul
- Montez π½ by Brian J. Bonislawsky recalls 1960s beauty products, somewhat elegant
- Mr Bedfort π½ by Alejandro Paul
- Mr De Haviland π½ by Alejandro Paul
- Mrs Saint Delafield π½ by Alejandro Paul
- Norican π½ by Vernon Adams
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Ovidius from FontHaus and
Ovidius Script from GroupType
are the same quill-on-parchment font by Thaddeus Szumilas
- Pacifico π½ by Vernon Adams is a bold brush script
- Parisienne π½ by Brian J. Bonislawsky is a light, casual, connected script with a bit of bounce and intentional irregularity
- Pecita π½ by Philippe Cochy is a connected handwriting script with a large repertoire
- Pinyon Script π½ by Nicole Fally is a romantic round hand script with high slant and contrast
- Playball π½π° by Rob Leuschke
- Qwigley π½π° by Rob Leuschke is a very stylized, calligraphic, brush script
- Rancho π½ by David Cohen and Stuart Sandler
- Rebecca by Harold Lohner
- Rochester π½ by Gillian Fisher is upright and connected, with a casual elegance
- Rouge Script π½ by Sabrina Mariela Lopez is a formal script redrawn with brush-like features to make it casual
- Ruthie π½π° by Rob Leuschke is a stylized calligraphic font
- Sarina π½ by James Grieshaber is a heavy, squat brush script with medium contrast
- Satisfy π½ by David Cohen and Stuart Sandler is a brush with a little pizzazz
- Sonsie One π½ by Riccardo De Franceschi
- Tangerine π½ by Toshi Omagari is a graceful calligraphic font
- Veggieburger π by Robby Woodard is what you should use whenever you feel tempted to use Comic Sans, because Comic Sans is quite possibly the worst font ever
- Vibur π½ by Johan Kallas
- Vivaldi by Friedrich Peter
- Xiomara π by Lauren Thompson is a curly but legible upright script with large repertoire
- Yellowtail π½ by Brian J. Bonislawsky
- Yesteryear π½ by Brian J. Bonislawsky
- Zapfino by Hermann Zapf is amazing; Mac users are so lucky
Decorative / Display / Fantasy
Display faces don't see much usage either, but they are fun! Mostly useful just for titling, but a few could be used for body text as well.
- One variant of American Patriot π by M.G. Adkins and James Stirling is my favorite patriotic font
- Arima Koshi π½ by Correia and Gama is soft, friendly, and legible
- Autour One π½ by Eben Sorkin
- Fascinate Inline π½ by Astigmatic
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Final Frontier Old Style π by Allen R. Walden,
Horizon BT from Bitstream,
Roddenberry π by Neale Davidson, and
Trek Classic Credits
are going to be favorites of any trekker, and inspired Horta
- Germania One π½ by John Vargas BeltrΓ‘n is a blend of fraktur and geometric sans
- Goudy Medieval π by Lisa Wade has a semi-lombardic feel to it, I think, and lends a Middle Age look while remaining legible
- Harrington by Sam Wang is based on 19th-century art nouveau
- Modak π½ by Sarang Kulkarni, Maithili Shingre, and Noopur Datye is chunky and funky
- Oldenburg π½ by Nicole Fally
Simulation
Sans-serif / Gothic
- Capriola π½ by Viktoriya Grabowska
- David Berlow's Charcoal has a place in my heart from long association with Macs, and Virtue π by Marty P. Pfeiffer is a Charcoal lookalike, nice for Mac users who have to use other systems
- Chicago by Susan Kare is even more retro than Charcoal, and lives on today via Krungthep
- Delicious π by Jos Buivenga has the interesting quality that making it bolder doesn't change line length
- Eurostile by Aldo Novarese is a classic but many early digital versions get it wrong β Eurostile Next by Akira Kobayashi is probably a more faithful rendition of the original
- Helvetica, because Arial is π©
- Susan Kare's Monaco is one of the best programmer's fonts ever made, IMHO
- With many ligatures, stylistic sets, and an impressive repertoire of characters, Pragmata Pro from Fabrizio Shiavi is an amazing tour de force in monospace design
Serif
- Brian Willson's Broadsheet captures colonial-era American type really well
- Copper Penny π from The Fontry is a cut of Copperplate Gothic with a lowercase
- Courier Prime π½ by Alan Dague-Greene
- Franklin Caslon from P22 was based on the type from Ben Franklin's print shop, looking distressed with age
- Wyld π by David Manthey is another version of that 18th century classic, Caslon
- YoungSerif π½ by Bastien Sozoo
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Legend
Fonts marked "π" are available gratis at least for personal use. Fonts marked "π½" are available gratis and libre, under the Open Font License or similar. Faces with "π°" have commercial versions as well. Monospaced fonts are marked with "M". Personal favorites are denoted with "π".
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Last updated 26 Oct 2019.