the best handwritten script fonts for branding {part two}
Back again with some more of my current favorite handwritten script fonts to add to your catalog. If you’ve seen my other font and typeface posts then you know, I’m a sucker for type. I really love combining a handwritten script in with branding identities because it adds a more human touch and can be used as a reminder that there are actual people behind a brand.
If you are looking for my first post about the best serif fonts for branding, be sure to check that out here! You can also see the first installment in the handwritten script font series here.
SCRIPT FONTS ARE TYPICALLY ASSOCIATED WITH FEMININITY, ELEGANCE, AND CREATIVITY. THEY ALSO TEND TO FEEL MORE PERSONAL DUE TO THEIR HANDWRITTEN NATURE.
I recommend using a script font sparingly, especially on a website, because it can be more challenging to read. I do love to use them as accents and for packaging and stationery though.
I highly recommend test driving a font and making sure you like how the letters connect and how they are formed prior to purchasing. Are you a script font fan?
GRAB THE FONTS HERE:
ORANGES AND LEMONS / WILD OAKLANDS / PRINTED MOMENTS / THE STYLED EDIT / LOVE NOTES SCRIPT / MISS CONFIDENTIAL / SUNDAY COLLECTIVE / SMALL BUSINESS CLUB / THE STYLISH BABES / BEACH BOUND
pro tip
I always recommend a test drive of the font before purchasing if available. Type out words or the alphabet so that you can see all letterforms. I won’t lie, there have been times that I have liked a font until I saw how one letter was formed and it was ruined for me. The tiny details can really make a big impact when you are talking about font selection.
Here are a few graphics that utilize some of the fonts from my list so you can get a better visual and feeling for them. Pay attention to how they feel. Are they in line with your style? Do they give the vibes that it’s your handwritten style?
