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BOO-tiful Halloween Designs by PsPrint Customers

Posted: 10 Oct 2014 05:30 AM PDT

Halloween inspires graphic designers. There must be something about ghosts, vampires, zombies and pumpkins that really get their creative juices flowing. Or maybe it’s just all that Halloween candy. Our printing presses are crawling with some truly spooktacular printed pieces, including postcards, greeting cards, posters and stickers.

The PsPrint designers are inspired by Halloween, too.

To be honest with you, I’m a little scared to even look at our printing presses right now with all the creepy designs out there … especially designs with spiders or clowns – or worse spiders AND clowns! Still, I’ve managed to put together a few Halloween designs for your evil eye, plus a few not-so-eerie designs, including a sticker for the adorable Cat Town Cafe, which will have its grand opening on Saturday, Oct. 25, and the Oakland Art Murmur event, Flourish on Saturday, Oct. 11.

If can’t get enough of the scary stuff, check out our previous Halloween design posts.

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Greeting cards for illustrator Michael Fleming at Tweedlebop.com

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Front and back of the postcard designed by Beth Dean for The Devil Made Me Do It

Poster artwork by Bob C. Hardin, art direction by Zak Wilson

cattown Sticker designed by Megan Knott for Cat Town Café in Oakland

Sticker designed by Scott Mackey for Paradise Creek Brewery

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Front and back of the postcard designed by Jason Kulp for Oakland Art Murmur‘s Flourish

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30 Spooktacular Halloween Fonts

Posted: 10 Oct 2014 05:00 AM PDT

Halloween is one of the most exciting holidays for many graphic designers, who get to dig deep into their tool kits to craft artwork that's fun, spooky or both. No other holiday is as liberating as Halloween in terms of graphic design freedom; a plethora of monsters, ghosts, and ghouls along with family-friendly traditions mean there are plenty of themes to draw on. Moreover, even the traditional orange and black colors aren't required for Halloween designs, so designers are essentially free to do whatever they want – and most of them want to get their creep on, as a fascination with the macabre is one shared by the masses. Graphic designers get to bring it to life (or "undeath," if you will).

One of the best ways to make your Halloween designs stand out is to incorporate unique fonts. The following lists 30 Halloween fonts you can download for free (just check commercial license requirements) to use in your Halloween designs today.