Which brings us to our little quest of alternative Halloween fonts. Since as designers communicating information to the target audience is one of our goals but sometimes that is sacrificed for the sake of applying a typeface that fits the theme. After all, letters are the visualization of words and the readable and usable a typeface is the better. We are not saying it’s bad or infuriatingly ugly like how Comic Sans affect designers, we are just saying that maybe it’s high time to pick something else for your horror themed designs. In this post we are going to take a look at some Halloween fonts that you can use as an alternative for that spooky poster that you are working on. Oozing it’s way around the season with blood or muck or garbage juice is the typical dripping typeface. This has lead us on a little quest to provide you guys some good alternative Halloween fonts.Įvery Halloween it feels like there is a zombie outbreak for design since typefaces for Halloween themed posters, tickets and flyers in some way or another look as if they are infected with one particular looking typeface. Is it blood? Goo? Or something nasty? But one thing is for sure it’s often used during this time of the year.
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