Aesthetic Fonts
Delicate, aesthetic styles for bios, names and captions.
Aesthetic Fonts
Delicate, spaced-out styles, symbols and aesthetic decorations.
What are ‘aesthetic’ fonts used for?
Create elegant presentations using spacing and small symbols.
Understand the concept and the difference between this style
Aesthetics stem from composition: a balance between spaces, small icons, separators and typography. There is no single typeface that embodies this entire style.
How it works in practice
The layout uses decorative elements, separators and light-weight typefaces in short sections.
How to choose and assess the result
Choose a visual theme and repeat a few consistent elements – such as the moon and stars – whilst keeping the main text in the foreground.
Tips on how to copy and make better use of it
The spacing may break up on small screens and alter the layout.
When posting short bios, check the line breaks and avoid using too many spaces to control the alignment.
A consistent look for your bio
Choose a single typeface, a limited number of symbols and separators from the same theme. Too many different decorative elements can make the layout visually cluttered.
Example of organisation
Choose an introductory sentence, a point of interest and a useful piece of information, keeping them brief; then use decoration only where it adds something.
Questions about ‘aesthetic’ lettering
A consistent look for your bio?
Choose a single typeface, a limited number of symbols and separators from the same theme. Too many different decorative elements can make the layout visually cluttered.
An example of organisation?
Choose an introductory sentence, a point of interest and a useful piece of information, keeping them brief; then use decoration only where it adds something.
