Rivina by Tom Chalky is a hand-drawn display font built for creators who want personality without pretense. Inspired by the resurgence of DIY culture, this collection includes four distinct styles (the base Rivina, Brush, Pen, and Dip Pen variants) that each bring their own character to the table. What makes Rivina clever is its split architecture, where you can colorize the fill and outline independently, opening up layering possibilities that feel both playful and intentional.

The versatility here makes it work across a surprising range of projects. Use it for greeting card suites and handmade product labels that need warmth, vintage-style poster designs that benefit from its organic character, or DIY sticker layouts where hand-drawn authenticity actually matters. The spacing on the outline variants shifts slightly from their solid counterparts, a quirk that becomes an asset when you're layering and looking for that slightly imperfect, human-made feel that screams handcrafted.

Rivina won't pretend to be corporate or minimal, and that's exactly where it thrives. It belongs in places where craft and creativity signal real effort, whether that's boutique product branding, artisan packaging, or personal stationery design. The hand-drawn quality works particularly well for projects where authenticity matters more than polish. Grab Rivina on Creative Fabrica to start layering and experimenting with color combinations that only this split architecture makes possible.