Dustspur is a bold western font in the style of old wood type. Heavy slab serifs anchor every letter, and small pointed spurs stick out from the middle of the stems on H, I, N and T, the detail that turns a plain slab into a frontier poster letter.

The lowercase keeps the same weight with round, friendly bowls, so a line like Last Ride to Dustspur reads as easily as a newspaper headline from 1880. It is wide and dark, made to be seen from across a dusty street.

Building a Wanted Poster

1. Name in capitals, as large as the sheet allows. Dustspur is wide, so one word per line often looks best.
2. Mix sizes, not fonts. Old posters stacked three or four sizes of the same type; do the same with Dustspur caps and lowercase.
3. Use ink colors: dark brown, oxblood red or black on aged paper. A slight letter spacing on small lines keeps the spurs apart.

Saddle Up For

• 🤠 Cowboy and western game titles, shop signs and quest boards
• 📜 Wanted posters, bounty notices and event flyers
• 🥃 Saloon, BBQ and whiskey labels and menus
• 🎸 Country music posters and rodeo branding
• 🎨 T-shirt and merch prints with a vintage western feel (commercial license)

Package Contents

• OTF and TTF for desktop, WOFF2 for the web
• 89 characters: A–Z, a–z, 0–9, basic punctuation and typographic quotes
• 2,600+ kerning pairs; basic Latin without accented letters

License

Personal use is free. Selling products, branding a business or using it in a commercial game needs a license from support@pixarts.store.

Published by RuneType.