Mardi Gras Font

Fonts that look like cursive handwriting are actually more dynamic than regular or straight fonts. With a calligraphic impression, the former type of font easily matches with personal and commercial text designs. On the contrary, not all straight fonts are a good choice for all types of text design.

In this write-up, we will talk about a calligraphy-styled font, the Mardi Gras font. This font was designed and released by a Brazilian graphic designer named Billy Argel. It is a brush script font released in 2018. After the release, the font became so popular that many designers started preferring this font to other fonts for their personal and commercial projects. 

What makes the Mardi Gras unique is its thick and heavy, yet smooth strokes. Billy Argel himself designed all the letters by drawing them with his own hand. The letters of this font have soft curves and angles and give any design a fancy look. 

Mardi Gras typeface features 124 glyphs, including uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, punctuation marks, and special characters. This font is available with a regular style only. 

Below are the details of this elegant typeface, so read till the end. 

Uses of Mardi Gras Font

This handwriting-like typeface is a great match for decorative text designs. Other than that, you can use this font to your official projects where you want to add a stylish touch. Here is a list of design fields suitable for this font. 

• Banner designs
• Book composing designs
• Business card layouts
• Certificates
• Cosmetics
• Cover designs
• Fabric printings
• Game graphics
• Gaming pads
• Headline undertakings
• Invitation card designs
• Logo designs
• Poster designs
• Punctuation notes
• Records
• Reports
• Shopping bags
• Signatures
• Special event card designs
• Wedding card designs
• YouTube thumbnails

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Alternative to Mardi Gras Font

• Alex Brush font – It is another brush script typeface closely similar to the Mardi Gras font. The TypeSETit font foundry developed and released this font. The font features capital letters, small letters, numbers, special characters, and Latin characters.
• Allura font – This script font is free for both personal and commercial uses. Though it has a calligraphic style, it is clean, simple, and easy to read. Rob Leuschke from the TypeSETit font foundry designed this font.
• Lucien Schoenschrift CAT font – This beautiful handwritten-like German-based typeface was originally designed by Lucian Bernhard in 1928. Later, Peter Wiegel modified this typeface and released it. It is free to use for both personal and commercial projects.
• Clicker Script font – Brian J. Bonislawsky and Jim Lyles from Astigmatic One Eye Typographic Institute designed this elegant and slightly bouncy typeface. The Clicker Script font is free for personal and commercial uses.

Platforms

The Mardi Gras font is usable on multiple devices and systems. Be it a PC or mobile, Android or iOS, you can download and install this typeface from a trusted source with a few clicks. 

Supported Languages

Though Mardi Gras does not provide an extensive language support, it supports up to 40 different languages, including English, Finnish, French, Italian, Hungarian, Polish, and Portuguese.

License

The Mardi Gras font is open for personal uses only. You have to buy a license for the commercial use of this font. Click here to download the font for free.

Mardi Gras Font at a Glance

Font name	Mardi Gras
Font family	Script
Designed by	Billy Argel
Released by	Billy Argel
Released by	2018
Platforms	Windows, Mac, Android, iOS
Glyph count	124
File type	TTF
Supported languages	40
Similar fonts	4
License	Free for personal use only

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