Kadosh Samaritan by Shawn Eyer is a free curly display font with looping strokes and an eccentric hand-drawn silhouette. Rounded hooks, compact bodies, and changes in stroke width make the letters resemble playful symbols rather than conventional typography.
For children's entertainment, the odd shapes can suggest animated creatures, yet the same graphic strangeness also suits experimental music posters. It is lively on game packaging and event graphics. Individual letters can double as illustrated emblems or character-like signs.
This is a font containing the Samaritan character set mapped to the Michigan-Claremont transliteration system for Hebrew, as well as special characters and symbols used by the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry.