Lettering Styles

Gold plaque with the word "Picasso.

Modern

Is a heavy alphabet that goes wonderfully with the abstract, surrealistic style of painting that the name implies.

Gold nameplate with "Albrecht Durer" text.

Roman

A classic choice that easily accompanies most artwork, but is especially good at historical and older artwork.

Plaque: Croquet Scene by Winslow Homer

Shadowed

A strong, yet fanciful font that makes a great impact on high-contrast art pieces.

***Not recommended for plaques 1/2" tall or less; some characters in this font family are unavailable.

Brass plaque with "Fitz Hugh Lane" inscription.

Italic

Gives a slight touch of grace and elegance, normally good with maritime artwork.

Gold plaque with "Mother & Child" inscription.

Script

A more personal and whimsical font choice, excellent for portraits and more sentimental pieces.

Gold plaque labeled "Christ Preaching" by Rembrandt.

Chancery

This font is a favorite for landscapes and family artwork for its fun font tails and curves.

Thomas Hart Benton Boomtown sign with dates.

Bold

This solid font is easy to use for modern artwork and art based on transportation thanks to its easy legibility.

Rounded-Up Frederic Remington plaque, golden background.

Western

A very playful font meant to be paired with old country art, western culture, and vast landscapes.

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Reference our design guide for detailed instructions and ideas for designing your plaque.