Pukisaka

Pukisaka by Heather Daniels is a free starburst display font with a blunt, cut-paper look. The letters sit as white forms knocked out of solid black badges, and that repeated spiky silhouette gives the caps a loud, posterish rhythm that feels closer to stamped stickers or hand-cut signs than ordinary decorative type.

That makes it a natural fit for zines, flyer headers, party invites, scrapbook titles, and playful packaging, where the shapes can act almost like tiny emblems. As a free font, Pukisaka is most at home in short settings like cover lines, title cards, drop caps, or monograms, because each letter arrives with its own bold burst around it.