Drip Marker Font is a graffiti family of twelve fonts drawn with a fat mop marker. Every style comes clean, dripping or sprayed, and the letters float on a centre line like a real wall tag. Two icon fonts add 111 street doodles, and 115 mockup backgrounds come along. OTF, TTF and WOFF files included.
Drip Marker Font Starts With a Fat Mop Marker
It all began, of course, with a fat mop marker and scrap paper. So the Drip Marker Font keeps the wobble of a hand that moved fast, because nobody tags a wall slowly. The letters float on a centre line instead of a baseline, so every word bounces.
There are twelve fonts in total, because every style comes in three finishes. First, the clean one shows the letters as the marker left them. Then the drip version hangs paint runs and round drops from the strokes.
Clean, Dripping or Freshly Sprayed
Drips land differently on every glyph, so a line of text never repeats itself. The spray finish goes one step further, since its outline breaks into grainy droplets.
Light overspray also fogs every edge, just like a fresh tag on concrete. Mixing them works too, since a clean word with one dripping letter often looks more honest than a wet line.
