Tall Films, from Graham Meade of GemFonts (who is also responsible for the earlier posted Easter themed font BUNNY) is a slim, sleek, tall face that has a lot of potential for use in headlines, movie posters, really any display work – legible and with some unique style of its own – it comes in six flavors – Tall, Fine, Oblique, Expanded, Expanded Oblique, and Fine Oblique. Download Tall Films TTF collection.

Lentil, from Grand Rapids, Michigan based Dan Meyer at Fictional Head Design is a great serif face with more flair than your average times new roman, without being too over the top and unusable. Download Lentil TTF.

Antipasto is a versatile fine sans serif face (with a quirky Q and w) from [z]fonts, the font development section of Studio Kmzero, a Florence (Italy) based Design and Communication Agency. Download Antipasto TTF.

Adam Vandenberg of Kirkland, WA based Flangy Fonts (formerly known as post micrographics) created Vargas, a nice hand drawn artsy font that looks like it could have been drawn by pin-up artist Alberto Vargas. (andcheck out the deep lower case g). Download Vargas TTF.

Nada is the creation of Lagalga (aka Heribertro Noguera) from Spain – a super thin edgey techno font that would be comfortable on a nightclub sign or magazine headline… “Esta fuente es para tí y tu prima, haz con ella lo que quieras menos adueñártela y decir que es tuya, porque no lo es, es de lagalga. Por lo demás, NADA más, disfrutalá y que Viva la Masacre….” Download Nada TTF.

YanoneKaffeesatz is a creative commons Open Type face designed by young Germany based graphic/type designer, multimedia artist, discjockey and sound system operator Yanone. This was first released to the public for free in 2004, and since has been greatly reworked into FF KAVA for FontShop.The face is supplied in thin, light, regular and bold versions. Download Yanone Kaffeesatz OTFs.