Every Letter Is Watching You

Each capital here grew a face. Two round eyes sit where the counters would be, an orange grin curves across the middle, and a little tuft of hair springs off the top. The bodies are soft sky blue with a matte finish, rounded off at every corner. Small highlights sit on each eyeball, so the glance looks wet and alive. Because the eyes shift from letter to letter, a word ends up looking like a small crowd. Naturally the effect lands friendly rather than creepy.

Chunky Shapes That Survive Small Sizes

Underneath the faces, the letterforms are a fat rounded slab. Stroke weight stays heavy and even, so the type holds up in a headline. Counters had to stay wide too, since the eyes need somewhere to live. Figures, currency signs and punctuation grow the same hair and the same grin. Besides, a matte surface keeps the blue from going plasticky in print. Meanwhile the palette never strays past blue and orange, which keeps a busy layout calm.

Animated blue letter of the Funny ABC Font blinking and grinning

Where the Funny ABC Font Belongs

Anyone designing for six-year-olds will get here first. Nursery signage, party invitations, cereal boxes, cartoon titles and school newsletters all suit it. Because the characters carry so much personality, a single letter works as a mascot. Above all, it earns its keep on anything that should make a child laugh. Try Happy Monster Font when you want fur instead of smooth skin.

Inside the Funny ABC Font Pack

Everything types from a plain OTF, which means the eyes land wherever the keyboard puts them. Alongside that sit transparent PNG letters at high resolution, handy for one grinning initial. Besides, more faces and fangs live in our Monster Fonts collection, of course. So a whole cast can be assembled without drawing a thing.