Ad Lib Font, designed by Freeman Craw, is a notable typeface known for its playful and expressive style. Introduced in 1961, it became popular during the 1960s and 1970s and is often associated with the psychedelic and groovy aesthetics of that era.
This fancy typeface features rounded, bold letterforms with a distinctive and somewhat irregular stroke width. The letters have a hand-drawn appearance, giving the typeface a whimsical and free-spirited vibe.
Ad Lib is often used for display purposes, headlines, and posters where a lively and retro look is desired. It has found popularity in designs as well as contemporary projects that aim to capture the nostalgia and energy of that era. The font has been used in various contexts, including music album covers, advertising, and branding.
This font is free for personal use and No Commercial use is Allowed!
Ad Lib Display Font
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License: Free for Personal Use
Designer: Freeman Craw; Publisher: American Type Founders (ATF)
