a little outside of the art deco era, inspired by astigmatic's "sacramento" and tortoiseshell's "sonoma," while keeping with the californian theme~

a very simple art deco font

a bauhaus adjacent font with a bauhaus adjacent name

a venture into neon art deco, inspired by tortoiseshell's "night lyfe" (hence the name~)

a sneaky little deco font with numbers hidden throughout~

(almost forgot to publish)

seemed fitting for a streamliner font to have a monicker amalgamated from two streamliner locomotives~

a chubby, chibi art deco font.

completely unrelated, but if anyone has a time machine back to the heavycomp, it'd be greatly valued~

a thorny, spurred, and banded deco font

putting a spin on an art deco sample found in an old typeface book. had some fun fitting that paper sample to the parameters used personally when making these little uniform fonts~

a more elegant, borderline art nouveau/neon art deco

a sort of wild west/art deco font

art de(cow)boy?

roaring 1820's?

a spooky little art deco font

ink's just a bit too heavy for it's own glyphs~

an art deco font pulled from the treasure trove of disney's "the rocketeer"

this also marks the second birthday for this little adventure. many thanks for all the help along the way :)

another soft deco font

a soft art deco font

answering the question of what the martian roaring twenties may have looked like

another retro-futurism deco font, had a bit of fun with the lowercase "g"

a rather narrow art deco font

a deco font with softer edges

sort of a sister font to "blind tiger"

another small art deco font for all your speakeasy needs

happy to celebrate the first font birthday~

a twenties-era art deco typewriter font with a glyph count in the twenties for the twenties competition

while i may not have been on this site for very long, i am very thankful for the fontstruct community, this font utilized a few composite glyphs and utilized some help from veteran fontstructors in order to create them. thank you for the help :)

a more standard art deco font inspired by the atomic age

a sister font to "titanic fire" inspired by classic locomotives

a continuation in deco, an evolution of a previous font

similar, yet different in a few key aspects

a sister font to "art thief," named after a famous art heist

art deco fonts have long captured my imagination

here is a first attempt, built on the 1x1 grid scale