Groovy 70s Fonts
Bubble letterforms and swash curves straight out of the seventies.
Seventies type is fat, round and tightly spaced, often with swashes that curl into neighbouring letters. It works best in a handful of words with warm, saturated colour — think album covers, cereal boxes and roller-rink signage. Set these display faces large and avoid letter-spacing them; the charm comes from letters that nearly touch. Pair with a quiet grotesque for any supporting text.
