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20 Amazing Inscriptional Fonts To Spice Up Your Designs

Often referred to as Roman type or architectural lettering, the history of Inscriptional typefaces goes all the way back to the Greek and Roman empires (and surely prior to those periods). Historically speaking, those fonts used to be hand carved in stone and light and context was very important.

Amazing Inscriptional Fonts

Today, since we all use computers, those fonts are often digitized reproductions of the original faces used in monumental Greek and Roman carvings and can now be used for headings and script-looking documents and designs. More often than not, these typefaces come in all caps and small caps.

Here are 20 great examples of Inscriptional fonts. We hope you enjoy it!

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Type Showcase: Garamond

In art school, we had to paint this typeface in the “Introduction to Typography” course. Looking back, I appreciate the focus we put on it because of how elegant and useful it is. It has a lot of personality to it but remains functional at the same time. No surprise that Apple has used it in their award winning ad campaigns including “Think Different” and Dr. Seuss and J.K Rowling have used it to typeset their books (according to Wikipedia).

Garamond Semibold
Garamond Semibold
Semibold is very useful, it’s a great weight for this font.
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