10 Fantastic New Free Fonts for February 2013

written by Brian Morris on February 7, 2013

If you’re like most graphic designers, you’re always on the lookout for fantastic new (and free) fonts you can try out in your projects.  From Groundhog Day to Valentine’s Day and beyond, you can give your posters, business cards, logos and web designs a fresh look with the following 10 new free fonts for February 2013.

The Green Life by TattooWoo View»

The Green Life’s offshoots symbolize growth or the purity of a garden.  This would make a great font for the upcoming spring marketing rush.

New Rocker by Impallari TypeView»

Full of heavy metal overdrive, New Rocker would be perfect for a rock band logo, business card or website header.  It’s also a great font for infusing energy into any design.

Wireframe by CloutierFontesView»

Another energizing font, this typeface is perfect for club card flyers, banners, billboards and other advertisements.

PW Cool Font by Peax WebdesignView»

This laid-back, yet attention-commanding font would be a great tool to amicably showcase an additional feature, benefit, or call to action on a brochure, sales sheet or web banner.

National Cartoon by TattooWooView»

This sweet hand-sketched font, inspired by comic strips, might be the perfect attention-getter you need to make your current design stand out.

Palo Alto by TypeFaithView»

This thick, bold font features a few rounded curves; and it might be a perfect alternative to the traditional Helvetica.

Beer Money by MyHandwritingsView»

If you’re in need of a good, messy, scrawled font, Beer Money might be just the bit of change you’re looking for to give your project a buzz!

Ponsi Rounded Slab by TypeFaithView»

This font has a decidedly retro appeal to it, perfect for promoting a ’70s dance on a club card flyer!

PW Script Ease by Peax WebdesignView»

This sexy script font would make a great logo base for a romantic shop or lettering for a Valentine’s Day greeting card.

Rambla by Martin SommarugaView»

A bold, powerful font that would make a great headline for a newsletter, brochure, website or blog.