Julesgirltalk font by Julesart is a free handwritten font that feels like a quick note passed across a classroom desk. Its thin, inky lines wobble just enough to feel human, with loose curves and slightly uneven spacing that read as spontaneous rather than messy. The result is a chatty, diary-style typeface that instantly softens layouts and makes digital text feel like it was scribbled with a favorite pen.
Using Julesgirltalk, you can bring warmth to journal-style blog headers, zines, casual invitations, greeting cards, classroom worksheets, and quote graphics for social media. This free font shines at medium to large sizes, where its scratchy texture and easy rhythm stay legible. Try pairing Julesgirltalk with a clean sans serif for body text to keep designs readable while letting the handwriting carry the personality.
Julesgirltalk was designed with my teenage neices in mind. I thought it would be funky to have the whole alphabet in lower case and have little pictures instead of upper case, which could be typed out and included in between sentences or even as a kind of secret code. If you love this font, please check out the julesart website, which specialises in artyfarty stuff.
http://www.urgentartwork.co.nz/freefonts.htm
This font kerned and spaced by Rolf Skyberg. mailto:rolfsky@email.com http://jump.to/rolf
Extended font information
Platforms supported
PlatformEncoding
MacintoshRoman
MicrosoftUnicode BMP only
Font details
Created1999-01-23
Revision1
Glyph count107
Units per Em1000
Embedding rightsEmbedding for permanent installation