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The Pelavin Fonts collection represents designer/illustrator Daniel Pelavin's iconic take on the myriad of eclectic themes which have influenced him during his forty-year career as an image maker. You will find no staid, archaic typographic relics here but, a varied mix of whimsical fonts conceived as a starting point for your own engaging and memorable creations. As Pelavin says, "I only make the fonts, it's up to you to create magic with them."
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A passionate designer based in England, Graphic Bam Fonts began exploring the world of typography as a creative outlet that quickly evolved into a thriving side project. I craft unique, original fonts that stand out for their distinctive character and versatility. My goal is to create typefaces that inspire and enhance creative work across all mediums, ensuring that there's something for everyone to enjoy. Bold, fun and quirky is the theme for all my creations.
All fonts come as .TTF or .OFT
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We believe good ideas can be applied to anything. Even if it’s a slice of bacon, a piece of bread, a handful of seeds or a dozen of eggs it has all chances to become a fabulous typeface.
That’s why in 2008 we founded an Estonian-based company called Handmadefont. Back then neither the font industry was that well developed, nor the term ‘handmadefont’ itself was known. People used to consider fonts as keyable raster images. We suggested a new angle: fonts can be made of what-so-ever. Need a titl
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Kitchen Table Type Foundry is run by me, David Kerkhoff. I also run Hanoded Fonts, which some of you may actually have heard of! :-0 KTTF was created as an inspirational boost; a playground for new ideas and possibly font designs that may not fit the Hanoded Fonts brand - but I am not too strict about this rule. Since I design all the fonts, you may come across similarities - but that, unfortunately, is not something I can avoid. After all, it is just me, my laptop computer and the kitchen table
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