You're sketching a birthday invite for a seven-year-old's dinosaur party and need letters that feel handmade but legible. Mi, designed by Isabel de Gregorio at Letritas, solves that instantly. The typeface marries handwritten warmth with sans-serif clarity, giving text a spirited quality that works from thumbnail to poster size.

Children's design projects are where Mi shines: activity book headings, toy box labels, greeting card lettering, storybook covers, and comic illustrations all benefit from its character. De Gregorio built the font with young readers in mind, treating typography as a tool that kids actually connect with, not something merely decorative. Three weights (Light, Regular, and Black) give you room to breathe and emphasize without switching typefaces. You also get functional ligatures and a set of dog dingbats, handy for coloring sheets, infographics, and spot illustrations in children's books.

At large sizes, the semi-handwritten skeleton holds up beautifully and reads without strain. The font spans 208 languages with 434 total glyphs, and arrives in OpenType, TrueType, and web formats. Grab it on Creative Fabrica and start filling your kids' projects with actual personality.