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Obelix Pro: Free for personal use only at Dafont.

Komika Axis: 100% free commercial desktop license at Font Squirrel. Search terms: “comic book font”, “cartoon font” Want to labelyour guy as a superhero? (Or a supervillain, I won't judge.) Create something in one of these fonts! The comic book look is often a little bit oblique, hand-lettered, and usually all caps (because lowercase can be harder to read when reproduced tiny in a comic book or on the comics page of a newspaper). That's not to say these aren't also interests for women and girls (after all, I'm a woman who is a lifelong Trekkie, and who has built furniture out of raw planks of wood), but these are the styles I see requests for the most often.Also, I've opted to use almost the same preview text for all of these genre fonts: the classic bumper sticker line “MY OTHER CAR IS A _BLANK_”. I'm going to break manly interests up into categories. See the notes for each font regarding where you can download it, and what kind of license each font comes with.) The majority of these are from Font Squirrel or Dafont, with only a fewfrom other sources that I trust. (I'm also very choosy when it comes to which sites I'll download free fonts from. But all of them can be downloaded for a test-drive immediately. So every single font I'm going to recommend to you today is free! Most of them are free for both personal and commercial use, while some are personal use only. So I'm going to throw a bunch of font options out there for your dude-related projects.Īnd even though I'm in the business of selling fonts, I know that everyone loves freebies. Graceful cursive, fine lines, and elegant flourishes generally tend to draw a woman's eye I can see how sometimes it seems like there's nothing that would work on a project for the men and boys in your life.

A question I see an awful lot is: “What fonts can I useon something for a guy?” And while fonts truly have no gender, there do seem to be a lot of swirly, flowery, floofy fonts out there.