Graffiti fonts are a typographic style inspired by urban street art. Their raw, edgy, and creative spirit comes together in the graffiti culture. Most of them are designed to evoke the look and feel of spray-painted or hand-drawn letterings found on walls, trains, and other public spaces, usually with a number of bold, exaggerated shapes and vivid color schemes.
DinoType Donut font
Broadmen font
Don Graffiti font
Kaharsa font
Reich Font
Roxers Font
West Side Font
Uses of Graffiti Fonts
Social Media Graphics: These fonts are perfect to be used for creating eye-catching, dynamic posts for platforms like Instagram or Twitter, especially targeting a younger, trend-conscious audience.
Album Covers: Graffiti fonts have become common in album artwork, especially when dealing with hip-hop, punk music, or electronic music.
Event Flyers: Graffiti fonts are used in almost every poster announcing music festivals, hip-hop events, and underground concerts to create an atmosphere that the identified culture of the city can associate with.
Streetwear Branding: These fonts are often used in urban fashion brands to communicate edginess and street credibility.
