23
Jun
10 Well Crafted Graffiti Fonts

If you think these fonts are useful to your design, please visit the site refers to each font reviewed below. And now have fun with our selection of graffiti fonts.
Vandalism

http://www.fontriver.com/font/vandalism/
This is a graffiti font made in Philadelphia style with distorted characters in proportion, highly condensed and erratic body height.
Author: Julien Saurin (www.sauringadesaude.com)
Detroit Ghetto

http://www.fontriver.com/font/detroit_ghetto/
It gets the style from gestural freedom within the strokes of faces. You can see how the “O” cap stylized with funny smiley tag.
Author: Ronald Jackson
Raslani Undaground

http://www.fontriver.com/font/raslani_undaground_bold/
The graffiti fonts are graphically detailed with arrow shapes in every stroke terminals.
Author: le Raslani
Graffonti

http://www.fontriver.com/font/graffonti/
It is bouncing with a shift in scale, often with larger first or last letters on a tag and each are artistically crafted.
Author: fontvir.us
InK’s ol’ Bitch

http://www.fontriver.com/font/inks_ol_bitch/
This graffiti font has jagged and sharp edges in each character.
Author: Toxic Type
Urban Hookupz

http://www.fontriver.com/font/urban_hookupz_bold/
This could be another example of Philadelphia handstyle, which is look tall and skinny, with rhythmic connecting letters.
Author: Urban Hook-Upz
001 Stretched - Strung

http://www.fontriver.com/font/001_stretched-strung/
Uneven characters and appear hand drawn. Erratic baseline adds up the look as intuitively graffiti font.
Author: Yellowyellow
Amsterdam Graffiti

http://www.fontriver.com/font/amsterdam_graffiti/
It has rounded terminals and erratic height.
Author: Unknown
Graffiti Treat

http://www.dafont.com/graffiti-treat.font?psize=l
An example of sans serif graffiti which are enhanced in bolder weight face.
Author: Larabie Fonts
Da Bomb

http://www.fontriver.com/font/da_bomb/
They are highly condensed in characters, showed uneven baseline and erratic posture.
Author: Future Fonts




































thanks for this!! i have been wanting a grafitti font but hadn’t seen any i could decide on. i found two here thanks to your side by side comparison.
great you liked the post
hello, To whom it may concern….I appreciate you spotlighting the Urban Hook-Upz font.. But I must say That I am from California so I have to correct you by saying it could be a philly style…
thanks Again.. peace and positivity …………………..Urban Hook-Upz
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none of these are even slightly close to real graffiti, it all looks like graphic designers attempting to recreate the tags they’ve seen of beginners on the streets..
the first one is the best of the lot but still nothing too special.