15 Best New Fonts, October 2024

GT Flaire

GT Flaire aims to translate the bold expressive curves of calligraphy into digital form. It blends profesionalism with a lively, playful style to bridge the gap between business and creativity. It’s an excellent choice for corporations hoping to create a more relaxed brand image.

Paramount Rounded

Paramount Rounded is a humanist-geometric typeface blending neo-futuristic style with geometric traditions. Featuring versatile alternates, it adapts from sleek spaceship branding to everyday packaging. Also available in a regular, non-rounded version, Paramount Rounded is a great option for branding.

Wulkan

Wulkan was designed a decade ago when the designer needed an expressive serif, couldn’t find one, and ended up creating his own. It started out as a display font; the latest iteration is a complete redesign that includes text and heading variations, new weights, and variable font options.

Groutpix

Groutpix is an extreme pixel-based font that references the graphics in dance music. It works best in small doses, with wide letter-spacing. It would be an excellent logo font for the right combination of letters.

Callas

Callas is a high-contrast typeface with a fresh, lively appearance, blending classic forma with the elegance of modernist styles. Its design is distinguished and crisp, offering a clean look with a hint of extravagance, ideal for refined yet expressive typography.

Gelatic

Gelatic is a vibrant display sans with a sunny outlook. The playful, positive shapes are ideal for relaxed, friendly logotypes. There are six styles and a variable font option for flexibility.

Zybo Pop

Zybo Pop is a playful, bubble-style graffiti font that delivers a bold, confident aesthetic to any project. It‘s amazing that a style that dates back to the late 1970s can still feel fresh and young, but it does. It’s a great choice for editorials, posters, and lifestyle branding.

RT Dromo

RT Dromo is a geometric sans that was inspired by vintage 1980s concert tickets. It combines robust, functional shapes with contemporary digital aesthetics for a balanced, retro-charm. It’s available in 16 fonts across four weights, including italics and monospace styles.

Aukio

Aukio, which means “square” in Finnish, is a high-contrast display typeface inspired by Nordic calligraphy. Its angular, squarish forms blend traditional humanistic shapes with a digital approach, creating a contemporary design suited for striking titles.

Apex Bound

Apex Bound is an graffiti font with Solid, Outline, Inner Shadow and Extrude styles that allow you to create depth, volume and definition for dynamic street art-style typography.

Melun

Melun is a geometric sans-serif with retro flair. It comes in three distinct styles: Normal, High, and Display, each with a range of different weights and accompany italics. It has a futuristic quality that makes it excellent for posters and editorial work.

Editora

Editora is a modern take on neoclassical styles. Designed for editorial design where elegance is required. Editora has 18 styles, with a range of weights, making it as practical as it is charming.

Julia

Julia is a cursive font that blends elegance, fluidity, and readability. Its refined loops, swashes and clean forms create a modern take on a classic look. It’s currently only available in a Light weight, but more weights are on the way.

Pulso

Pulso is one of DSType’s Next Fonts project — essentially beta releases of upcoming fonts. Designed for demanding display conditions, from screens to print, Pulso features three weights plus italics, and large text versions. Pulso will be finalised in 2025 with full language support but you can get early access now.

Fox Gavin

Fox Gavin is a playful font that’s excellent for children’s branding. It comes in four styles for layering and is perfect for display type, logos, T-shirts, and any time you need an eye-catching, friendly typeface.

Source: https://webdesignerdepot.com/best-fonts-october-2024/