TATTOO FONTS CIRCUS LETTERS FREE

Script Tattoo Fontsīilly Argel Font by Billy Argel is a demo version for personal use.

With letterforms that appear twisted from barbed wire, Lupus Blight meets all your badass tattoo lettering needs. VTC-BadEnglischOne by Vigilante TypeFace Corporation: a humorous deconstruction/bastardization of old English or blackletter fonts, twisted into tattoo sensibility. Shaman by Gaut Fonts is a very rough sort of tribal font, adding interest by not being symmetrical but rather, randomly angular. Includes numbers and basic punctuation, but no accented characters. ZOE Graphic by Tanja Schulz is brisk and sharp. Like barbed wire in appearance, VTC-TribalThreeFree by Vigilante TypeFace Corporation is all sharp angles and danger. It includes accents, punctuation, and more. Tribal by Apostrophic Lab comes in regular and an alt version with alternate letterforms. Great choice for the cowboy or cowgirl at heart. The aptly named Bleeding Cowboys, by Last Soundtrack, really does evoke ten-gallon hats and tumbleweed-strewn wild west towns. The font includes upper and lower case letters and numbers. A tattoo artist himself, Supasonic Sage created the font to simplify lettering. Old School Tattoo by Supasonic Sage was created in 2001. Tattoo Girl includes upper and lower case letters, numbers, and punctuation symbols. Casual but not as girly as the name implies. Tattoo GirlFW by Brain Eaters, created in 2003. It’s got a complete set of punctuation and accents as well, and has a hand-drawn feel because it is: the designer drew it freehand in Illustrator CS4. VTC-FreehandTattooOne by Vigilante TypeFace Corporation, created in 2010. It includes punctuation and accented characters. Tattoo Lettering comes in two faces: black and open. Tattoo Lettering by Gaut Fonts, created in 2004. It comes in two faces: extra bold and shadow, and makes a great classic tattoo font. 52 capital and “lower case” characters (the lower case is just a smooth version of upper case).īlackletter by Dieter Steffmann, was created in 2001. Tattoo Ink by Ryan Splint, created in 2003.

If you’d like to use any of them commercially, contact the font’s designer for licensing options.

TATTOO FONTS CIRCUS LETTERS FREE

Note: All fonts are free for personal use. The other 16 fonts include traditional, script, tribal and grunge faces appropriate for tattoos.

Six of them are dingbat fonts that contain dozens of pieces of tattoo-appropriate artwork, such as hearts, skulls, animals like dragons and scorpions, fantasy art, and tribal and Celtic symbols. If you’re planning a tattoo or simply need a font that looks like tattoo lettering, check out these 22 fonts. In modern times, tribal and faux-tribal fonts are a popular way to express both power and sensitivity through tattoo lettering. As tattooing became further refined and spread amongst different classes of society such as circus folk, a wider variety of fonts were used, including highly simplified, deconstructed forms of blackletter fonts. Blackletter typefaces are the most classic style used, being ornate-looking fonts with thick-and-thin, highly angular serifs. Eventually this evolved into using formal typefaces and common symbols. Originally, tattoos were lettered in the tattooist’s handwriting.

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