whats your favourite font

[Darmodej]

VERDANAAAA when you see a site with that olive background tiny verdana you know that shits Banging. put on some moby call my friend oak tell her about the banging site. watch her make some dad tier pun. make a worse one back

[Grimlock]

comic sans is up there for being silly, but my favorites tend to be cute cursive fonts like gigi regular!

[plantovision]

I feel like, as a programmer, I've been Stockholm Syndrome'd into liking Consolas/Courier. It just feels like I'm an Epic Hacker^TM whenever I'm typing with it. 

[Kallistero]

This is Copperplate Gothic Bold. It's not the most well-supported font, but if it's there, it's the one I use 

[Memory]

Times New Roman! I don't know why, I think that I find it somewhat elegant while still managing to be really easy on my eyes. Also, if I think of a font, just the concept of fonts, Times New Roman is just the default in my mind. Maybe it's just from being in school & once I graduate I'll have a new default font in mind..? I like it so much though that I use it on all of my site's pages, so even if I do end up with a new favorite down the line, I'm sure that I'll still hold some fondness for it.

[MrsMoe]

Personally, I'm a big fan of Old English (which ironically looks more gothic than Century Gothic). I don't know when or why I'd ever use it, but I sure do like how it looks. When it comes to filling out bingo cards or other ask games on twitter though, I like to go with Segoe Script.

[wygolvillage]

Big fan of all gothic/medieval fonts, but I've also always loved Chiller since I was a kid messing around on Powerpoint. I also like typewriter fonts, they're pretty cute.

[TheFrugalGamer]

Oh man, there are so many. I've always been partial to Century Gothic, and I used to use that one religiously. These days I'm pretty happy with Courier, or another similarly mono-spaced font. I just like how everything lines up consistently.

Selfish brings me back to my Livejournal days, back when everyone used it for layouts and icons, as does Silkscreen, which I still use today!

[Memory]

MS Gothic is what I usually use for my site, and Arial for writing!

Comic Sans is another fav of mine for other projects though!

[bby]

probably chiller. thought it was the coolest font ever has a kid, haha.

[Memory]

probably chiller. thought it was the coolest font ever has a kid, haha.

This is such a killer font, where did you even find this!?

[bby]

This is such a killer font, where did you even find this!?

it used to come already installed on windows, not sure if it still is but you can download it here! 

[Tiffany]

My favorites are Lora, Georgia, and Times New Roman. I find them very readable, clean, and clear which is important with my eye sight.

[Corrupted Unicorn]

In general, I enjoy fonts that add little "special effects", things you usually don't find on a regular reading font, like hearts or stars    Of course, it's not a font meant to be used on a whole book, but I think they work just fine for titles or to highlight a word, the way Geronimo Stilton books do. 

Out of all of them, I think my favourite is Moon Star. I used to come across this font on children's books back when I was a kid. I think it looks particularly nice when you add some 3D effects on it 

[ValyceNegative]

I'm a fellow Verdana enjoyer. Clean, roundish where it counts, perfect for paragraphs of any lenght, cute in all sizes but around 10-12px it's peak U_U

When it comes to titles that's where I get more creative, though I still consider readability above everything. I recently found GoodDogCool that I'm using on my new upcoming site that's very readable in many sizes and at the same times tickles all my funny bones :3
Look at it! So precious!
https://www.1001fonts.com/gooddog-cool-font.html