Handmade Fonts with Character
Wingsart Studio is home to Christopher King, a Graphic Designer with a background in print, illustration and motion graphics.
He uses this multi-disciplined approach to create custom titles and ready-made fonts for the entertainment industry. Working from a small studio near Bristol, UK, and inspired by pop culture, cinema, comic books and vintage album covers, his work has gained a reputation for its fun-loving, retro aesthetic.
Screen Icons
From blockbuster films to indie press, Wingsart Studio fonts have appeared on screens big and small around the globe. You might have already seen them on She-Hulk: Attorney at Law; blazing an 80s inspired script font across its main titles and end credit sequences.
Other recent projects include a collaboration with California based Devastudio announcing the revamped Apple Arcade, and some seriously eye-catching pattern designs on the set of Stranger Things.
All in the Details
A Creative Process: Working away from the computer.
Before a single letter becomes a digital product, countless hours are spent on research and testing ideas in pursuit of those perfect lines and shapes. An over-flowing sketchbook of unused work is simply part of the process.
The Wingsart Studio philosophy is to embrace the imperfections of real pens, pencils, paper and brush. In counter-balance to an AI driven age, these fonts remain refreshingly analogue and proud of their human touch.
Ready to Kickstart Your Next Creative Project
Browse the library to find horror, brush script, hand-writing, sci-fi and even slime fonts! They might be the instant solution to your project, or the beginning of something more custom. Take them and make them your own!
Choose from a range of retro display fonts, inspired by eye-popping movie titles and VHS cover art of the 1980s.
The Feel Good
Hit of the Summer
This unashamedly retro brush-script and sans-serif combo is inspired by 1980s movie posters, VHS covers and Friday nights at the video store. It aims to capture the feel good vibes of summer blockbusters that won our teenage hearts, and serve as the go-to font for recreating a unique period in pop-culture history.
Choosing the Right Product License
Most customers require a commercial license when they use fonts or graphics in products intended for sale. These four different license options are tailored to most common customer demands, and the right license will depend on the size of your project or audience.
All of your purchased products remain saved in your account and can be accessed anytime. You’ll also receive free future product updates and product support. If you have any questions regarding usage or what license best suits your purpose, please email me and i’ll be happy to help.
Personal:
The best option when using an asset within a project not intended for sale. This could be a school project, private party, club or social media post. Explicitly not for commercial projects.
Commercial:
Allows for use within products for sale and broadcast. A good choice for startups or short-run projects. Can be repurchased when the audience exceeds the license.
Extended Commercial:
Recommended for most customers. This covers medium to large scale commercial project, extending to online, broadcast, apps and games. Can be repurchased when the audience exceeds the license.
Studio & Corporate:
Unlimited use in print, online and broadcast. Recommended for use within an intellectual property, film and TV production, video-games, extended product licensing and sub-contracting.