With all events and a social life that have been canceled or put on hold indefinitely due to the coronavirus, what could be a better way to use all this extra downtime for a designer than to come up with the next batch of font pairings?!
After having been quarantined and staying at home during pretty much all spring and its glorious weather, I’m so ready for the summer and great outdoors even when temperatures in Houston topped out at 100 degrees. When the lockdown is over, those summer nights won't be taken for granted anymore.
And while we are still waiting to be out of the woods with the global pandemic, here's some love and inspiration in the form of typography for those who are ready to start tackling summer design projects beforehand.
To get a whole lot craftier, use these font pairings along with the Summer Icons for any sunshine – inspired theme. The good news is all icons in this font are free for both personal and commercial use.
These font combinations will look good on just anything from custom clothing to home decor.
If you are looking for some graphic typesetting with those summer vibes, this is your cheat sheet!
10 Free Summer Font Pairings:
1. Hello, Summer: Bebas (Free for both personal and commercial use) | Carolissa | Summer Icons
2. Gone to the beach. Be back never.: Birama | Summer Icons (Free for both personal and commercial use) | Eveleth (arrow icons)
3. Enjoy the waves: Modern Serif | Seaside Wave
4. Bikini season all year round: Sandiago | Modern Leave
5. Making memories in flip flops: Birama | Sunday Best
6. I was made for sunny days: Sundance | Bubble Love | Summer Icons
7. On Aloxa Time: Elok | Summer Icons
8. I SEA you soon: Sexy Beachy | Summer Icons
9. Good times and tan lines: For love | Stories
10. The ocean is calling: Sunday Best | Anthery
DISCLAIMER: Some of these fonts are for personal use only. If you need an extended or commercial license, please contact the designer or follow instructions on the font sharing sites. For more information about the fonts and their use, please read the license file included in the font folder. The rules of each font are subject to change at any time. It is strictly your own responsibility to make sure that the font is fully licensed for your intended project.
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