10 Perfectly Fit Pyrography Fonts for Written Wood Burning Artwork
Pyrography fonts, in fact, used in fulfilling the artwork with text often seems so simple that we don’t feel there’s something missing from it. For sure a meaningful and relatable text can give a wood-burning project completion and perfection. But, choosing the right font is also very essential that will match the style of the project perfectly. And oftentimes, pyrographers become so confused to choose the appropriate lettering style.
If you are also in a similar situation, look no more. Here, I have 10 different woorburning typefaces to share with you. And I’m pretty sure that you can use these on any type of pyrography projects.
Font And Typeface Types And Examples I Have Done
Londrina Solid
- You can pick this to write something formal and in the simplest way.
- A ball tip is enough to burn a phrase in the Londrina style.
- An official logo, a small name tag, or just a letter on a small wooden project like a pen are the best ideas for this lettering style.
- A darker mark seems perfect to use for this font on a lighter base wood.
Advetime
- If you want to burn something in the curly style, Advetime must be perfect.
- You can choose this particular style to make a welcoming wall decor piece, a diary cover, or any wooden project with informal phrases.
- It’s better to choose a thin pen tip like a looped tip to burn the Advetime .
- Make sure to sand the base wood before you start to have a smooth surface.
Cinzel
- Try Cinzel-style lettering to make formal words with a minimalist design.
- It’s a Roman-inspired, and is good for a very simplistic project.
- Choose the thinnest pen tip and make sure to have a prior outline before you start.
- You can customize letters in this style with extended lines and angles.
Intro Rust
- It is one of the most used fonts via pyrography, and is good for making logo designs and bold looking letterings.
- You’ll need two different types of pen tips: looped tip and spear sheder.
- Use a darker tone to fill the side bold part of each letter and use the looped tip for the thinner part.
- Choose a lighter base like an oak wood slice.
Monument
- To make an artistic lettering artwork, you can choose Monument typographies.
- This is one of the most smart and sci-fi lettering styles and that is why it is not suitable for beginners.
- Make sure to draw a pencil outline of the letter to get the best outcome.
- If it seems difficult, you can use a stencil or just try a pencil shade printing method for the prior outline.
Benedict
- It’s a unique font with a touch of handwriting style.
- This lettering style is good for just any type of pyrography project though it has a rustic vibe.
- A curved shader is the best tool to use to burn letters here.
- This lettering style is effective to give a vintage look to a simple burnt artwork.
Apricots
- This letter style is good for making wood-burning logos, name plates, etc with a formal vibe.
- You can capitalize the first letter of each word.
- I could make the quote in three lines, but I preferred to leave a blank space on top of the sentence. To me, void speaks louder than filled areas.
- For the thinner lines, use the ball tips, and to fill the lines, use the spear shader tip.
- Might be difficult for the newbies.
Pony Club
- A hugely popular typeface for making a project with handwritten-like texts.
- The typeface is completely like the twisted handwritten so, it’s good for almost any type of text-based project.
- A prior rough sketch is a must-have if you are not good at this style.
- You should choose a looped pen tip for this type of typography.
Permanent Marker
- It has a bold typeface and it’s good for capital letter texts.
- You can use this style for simple and minimalist text on wooden pen holders, keychains, nameplates, plaques, house signs etc.
- Choose a lighter shade for this type of letter style.
- Make sure to draw lines to maintain the order and size of the letters.
TC Milo
- It’s another rustic-style vintage font you can use only in informal projects.
- Looks good on bold and capital letter texts and has spikes in the middle part of each letter.
- Comparatively easier even for beginners. A pre-made outline will be helpful too.
- You can try this lettering style in Italic typography as well.
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Wrapping Up
Choosing the right typography is very essential for the entire project. If the lettering style doesn’t match the meaning of the text and the artwork theme, the entire project can be doomed. From these points, I have recommended different font pyrography arts, hopefully, you’ll find the appropriate one for your next artwork. Best wishes.
