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Monday, 24 October 2011

Scary Fonts For Halloween

Posted on 14:36 by Unknown

Halloween is here - what a fun time of year! The pumpkins are carved and the seeds are roasting in the oven, a chill is in the air, and all the little monsters are busy planning their best tricks and hoping for excellent treats. With all the trick or treating & costume planning, why not add some Halloween spirit to your website as well? We're happy to publish 4 new, fun, and scary fonts this week that are sure to provide a spoooooky feel for your website!



We would love to see how creative you can get with these fonts - please let us know where you are using them in the comments of this post, and we'll send out a Google Web Fonts T-shirt for our favorite!



Creepster by Sideshow





Its ghastly! Its gory! Its gruesomely gleeful! It's Creepster, the blood-curdling new font from Squid and Sideshow. This fright-filled font has so many alternates its like stitching together your own monster every time you use it. Creepster: perfect for all of your grisly graphic needs!



Eater by Typomondo





Eater is a display font infected by the darkest of rare disease that slowly spreads at night while the webfont user sleeps.



Nosifer by Typomondo





Nobody knows where Nosifer comes from. It emanates a dark stench as it drips from the internet.



Butcherman by Typomondo





Butcherman is a zombified display font, hacked and chopped and left for dead, yet still crawling!



Posted by Posted by Dave Crossland, Font Consultant, Google Web Fonts

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