That casual, cheerful feeling you get from a note passed during class. Notepaper Airplanes by Brittney Murphy Design captures exactly that energy, with the loose, friendly letterforms that look like they were penned in the margin of a notebook. The typeface comes in two weights (regular and light), letting you dial the emphasis up or down depending on your layout needs. Beyond the main font, you also get a companion dingbat font packed with arrows, icons, banners, and other playful marks.

It works especially well for handwritten thank-you cards, DIY scrapbook layouts, greeting card suites, and personalized stationery sets. If you're building a craft business or creating Etsy shop graphics, those extra marks give you tons of visual options without hunting down separate assets. The casual, informal voice of the typeface suits journal pages, margin notes, or loose decorative flourishes. It feels genuine and intentional, without the forced nature of some script fonts. Pair Notepaper Airplanes with a clean sans-serif like Montserrat or Source Sans for body text, and you'll have a friendly, balanced typographic system that works beautifully across print and digital projects. Head to Creative Fabrica to add this one to your library.