Igor Ovsyannykov
March 31, 2021 · 6 min read
What’s the big deal about the 80’s?
Well, the 80’s was definitely an expressive era, especially in terms of music, art, fashion, and design. People were beginning to embrace color and form, no matter how eccentric or wild they may be. It was the season for neon colors and big, big hair. This is probably why a lot of designers still use the 80’s as an inspiration in their designs. Some opt to capture the wildness of the era and go all out across all elements. As for the others, they discreetly add an 80’s element or two here and there, allowing them to blend perfectly with other tamer design highlights. If you’re on the lookout for fonts from the 80’s, these are ideal options. Each font captures a different element from that era, so you should be able to find at least one on this list that fits the vision you have for your design.Pin them for later

1. Newark
2. Bitcraft
3. Schwager Sans
4. Ate Bit Font
5. Hacker
6. Neons Display
7. Copper
8. Orlando
9. Ottanta
10. Thunderstorm
11. High Tide
12. Elaris
13. Popsky
14. Outrunner
15. Articulat CF
`16. Imogen Agnes
17. Highflier
18. Childish Reverie
19. Visby Round
20. Bayshore
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Igor Ovsyannykov
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