Brush & Marker Fonts
Casual hand lettering with visible stroke energy.
Brush and marker fonts keep the texture of the tool: dry-brush streaks, felt-tip wobble, uneven baselines. They read as human and informal — good for packaging, quotes, social graphics and anything that should feel made, not set. Casual hands vary wildly in legibility, so test your actual words. Keep lines short and avoid all-caps in the connecting scripts.