You're designing a vintage restaurant menu or creating an Art Deco infographic and need callouts that feel appropriately geometric and sharp. Diamond Callouts JNL, from Jeff Levine Fonts, delivers precisely this sensibility. This companion to his Circle and Square Callouts fonts gives you two separate fonts, each with a distinctly different triangle orientation for maximum flexibility.

The first font, Diamond Callouts One, points upward with a clean apex, while Diamond Callouts Two inverts the triangle so the point faces downward. This directional variation really shines when you're highlighting special items on restaurant menus, emphasizing key data points in business presentations, adding decorative touches to scrapbooking layouts, or drawing attention to important notes on product packaging. Each triangle works as a standalone dingbat or as part of a larger callout system. The letterforms carry an unmistakable Art Deco sensibility that echoes Levine's Popularity JNL, making these feel right at home in retro and vintage design work.

Both fonts include black-on-white and white-on-black versions, giving you four total styles from a single purchase. That flexibility in coloration and direction matters when you're designing across different backgrounds, whether you're working digitally or in print. Pick it up on Creative Fabrica and start building your geometric callout toolkit.