Hamish, by Hamish Lloyd-Platt, is a free cartoon display font with broad, blunt slab serifs and a cheerfully uneven outline. The letters shift in width and stroke weight, and their blunt corners and slightly lopsided shapes resemble hand-cut signs rather than polished type.
It can turn a children's book title or party poster into a friendly, handmade sign. The same rough-edged heft suits toy packaging, classroom graphics, and comedy merchandise, where the words can become an illustrated shopfront, placard, or character prop inside a playful scene instead of serving as neutral captions.