Diomedez is a font from Typo5 from German Olaya Colombia – he says “Theres a friend of mine who has a band named Indio Uribe.   The first named of the band was “maten a diomedez” or something..i always liked that name, and i use it for  this font. Diomedez  is some kind of singer in colombia and some people i know would like to see him dead. in fact, very few people (sarcasm). ja, ja.. (evil laught)…j.a.. …..j…a..” Download Diomedez typeface from Typo5.

Pixelstitch is a very nice donation-ware truetype front from Wernau, Germany based designer Anke Arnold of Anke-Art. Is it chunky bitmapped pixels or is it stitched threads making the letterforms? Maybe somewhere in between. If you are looking for a digital version of an old school stiched sampler, Pixelstitch is a unique font to use in your design.Download the pixelstitch truetype font.

Somewhere between blackletter and olde english (not the malt liquor) falls the typography of pirates, the fonts of the seven-seas, and that’s where Rapscallion lands smack-dab in the middle of. Crafted by Ryan Splint in a drunken debauchery-fuelled design inspired by the Melbourne, Australia folk-punk band MUTINY is this hearty, rough, scraggly face. If you are designing for a pirate ship, this one should be loaded in your font-arsenal. What’s another word for pirate treasure? Download Rapscallion TTF.

DIRTY HEADLINE – A TrueType Font from Austin, TX based game and font designer S. John Ross (a one-man band punching out warm hand-drawn fonts, funky stress-fonts, and oddball fonts) from Cumberland Games & Diversions. What would you expect from a font called Dirty Head? It’s bold, its nice and dirty, full of grunge and ruggedness. Great for headlines that need to be less than clean. Download Dirty Headline TTF.

Acidic – a grungey burnt out true type face, sort of what you would get if you took the metal slabs of courier from your old typewriter and splashed it with acid — i guess. From ClayEdward Design in Washington State, formerly known as Surface Type. Download TTF.