Say hello to TAN ASTORIA, a quirky display serif that spells fun.

TAN ASTORIA was designed by the masterminds at TanType. With its one-of-a-kind, decorative style influenced by both hippie chic of the 60s and psychedelic designs, this typeface can be used for a myriad of purposes such as headlines, text overlays, posters, clothing labels, packaging design elements, or website headers—to name just a few options!

To use the alternate letters, ensure that your software supports OpenType features. To learn more about the TAN ASTORIA font, please click on the link below.

TAN Astoria Font by TanType
TAN Astoria Font by TanType

Different fonts can be used to communicate different messages. A font that is playful and informal can be used to create a light-hearted and fun tone, while a more traditional font can give off a more professional vibe. Ultimately, the font you choose should reflect the tone of your document and the message you want to communicate. Just take a look at our Fonts category to find exactly the typeface you need.

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