Jobby is a handwritten script font created by I Like Fonts, designed as a deliberately imperfect typeface with a distressed, trash aesthetic and genuine character. This script combines the flowing quality of traditional handwriting with an intentionally broken baseline and weathered appearance that gives it authentic, non-polished personality and attitude.

The rough, irregular construction makes Jobby particularly well-suited to creative work that embraces authenticity and edge. Graphic designers reach for it when creating zine covers, underground music posters, and graffiti-inspired artwork that demands genuine visual personality. Street wear brands employ it for rebellious clothing graphics and counter-culture branding statements that explicitly reject conventional polish. Crafters incorporate it into vinyl decal projects on cutting machines, where its gritty character enhances designs meant to look handmade and genuinely spontaneous. Illustrators and mixed-media artists pair the font with sketchy, experimental work to reinforce a raw, DIY sensibility that feels deliberately unpolished and authentically unrefined.

With 63 glyphs in regular weight, Jobby provides straightforward functionality without unnecessary complexity or decorative flourishes. The typeface is available as a free download from this page, with licence terms displayed on the page. This font works best for projects where deliberate roughness, handmade authenticity, and visual rebellion serve as essential design elements supporting the overall creative intent.