Astonilac looks like a signature written with a fine ballpoint. Letterhend Studio kept the stroke a single even width, so there is no thick and thin, and let the capitals and the t cross bar run long. On the cover the crossing stroke of the t sweeps right across the name and under a palm leaf.
The business card preview, “Anthony Stindle”, is the clearest use case: a name in Astonilac with small capital details below. The standard character set covers upper and lowercase, numerals and punctuation on a torn paper background, and the cover notes multilingual support and stylistic alternates.
Best uses for Astonilac
- Signature logos
- Business cards
- Photography watermarks
- Fashion tags
- Wedding place cards
Font pairings
Astonilac is thin, so pair it with something firm. Oswald works for small capitals, Lato for body text and Cormorant Garamond for a softer look.
Licence & credit
The Astonilac file on FreeFont.io is for personal use only. Astonilac is designed by Letterhend Studio. You can buy a commercial licence from Letterhend Studio.
Astonilac Handwritten Font
License: Personal Use Only!
Font Type: Free
Format: OTF, WOFF2
Total Files: 2
