Huxtable-Regular Písmo

Huxtable, designed by Ray Larabie of Typodermic Fonts, is a free decorative serif display font with the lively pull of vintage poster lettering. Its tall, uneven forms mix sweeping curves with abrupt wedge-shaped serifs and sharply changing stroke widths. Several letters lean or flare in different directions, so a line of text takes on an intentionally restless silhouette.

That theatrical, old-poster character suits music posters, festival programs, and book covers with eccentric or comic subject matter. On food and drink packaging, the irregular shapes can act almost like a hand-cut label or illustrated shop sign. Poster titles are its clearest role for events built around wit and spectacle.

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Huxtable is a slab serif font. This version includes additional language support, more mathematical characters, and optimized vertical metrics for improved cross-browser web-font performance.

This font includes a license that permits free commercial use, sometimes referred to as a desktop license. It allows you to install the font on a computer and use it to create designs. Read the license agreement for details.

Embedding this font in an app, ebook, or website, or using it in any way not covered by the desktop license, requires a different license. Contact the creator for assistance.