Strange Bedfellows, a free handwritten display font, uses uneven strokes and exaggerated curves to create a mischievous, homemade look. Its letters shift in height and angle, with blunt ends and changes in stroke width.
Children's book covers are its strongest setting, since the crooked forms resemble lettering drawn for a comic scene. It also suits party posters and snack packaging. In merchandise graphics, the letters can become part of an illustrated sign rather than text.