GoodDog Bones

GoodDog Bones font by Ethan Dunham is a free cartoon dingbat typeface that feels like it was scrawled in the corner of a well-loved notebook. Its chunky, uneven lines, stick-figure people, and wobbly chairs have a loose, inky charm that looks almost stamped or brushed onto the page. Each glyph feels like a tiny comic panel, giving your layout quick hits of personality without needing full illustrations.

Using GoodDog Bones, you can sprinkle quirky icons into kids’ activity sheets, classroom posters, zines, handmade cards, party invites, and playful branding. This free font shines when used large, where the wonky contours and imperfect edges really show. Pair it with a clean, rounded sans serif for text to keep things readable while the doodles carry the fun.