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Workprint

by Wing's Art Studio
Individual Styles from $14.00 USD
Complete family of 16 fonts: $29.00 USD
The Workprint Font Family was designed by Christopher King and published by Wing's Art Studio. Workprint contains 16 styles and family package options. More about this family

About the family


The Workprint family bridges the gap between drafting and digital precision. It retains the practical legibility of a sans-serif font while adding a welcome human touch. Starting from the skeleton of a standard sans design, Workprint has been re-drawn with a range of different pens that each bring their own characteristics to the drafting table. This first release offers a range of visual styles, from Scribble to Outlined to Bold, that provide versatility in text and display sizes, with future additions working from the same blueprint to maintain consistency across your design space. Workprint contains all of the uppercase, lowercase, and numerals you would expect from a text font, along with symbols and multilingual support. Version 01 contains five unique styles, each with its own italics. Each style presents a character and weight dictated by the real pens that drew them. The Workprint font is a great choice for projects that need to step away from the corporate feel of normal sans-serif fonts and lean into a friendly and more personal vibe, be it branding for a local coffee shop, children’s book, or snack wrapper. Give it a try!

Designers: Christopher King

Foundry: Wing's Art Studio

MyFonts debut: Jan 20, 2026

Workprint

About Wing's Art Studio

Christopher King (aka Wingsart Studio) is a Graphic Designer specialising in hand-drawn lettering for film and television titles. From blockbuster films to indie press, Wingsart Studio fonts have appeared on screens big and small around the globe. His work has been used by companies including Disney, Marvel, Apple, Netflix and Paramount Studios.The Wingsart Studio philosophy is to embrace the imperfections inherent with 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. Before a single letter turns into a digital product, countless hours are spent researching and sketching out ideas in pursuit of those perfect lines and shapes.

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