You get both upper and lowercase letters with Shifty Chica, plus numbers and all the characters found on a regular keyboard. The apostrophe is straight, so can double as an `okina (one of two Hawaiian Language diacritical marks, the `okina looks like an upside-down apostrophe).

Although the letters' bulk can sometimes make them bunch up a little, Larabie shows his skill as a fontographer with generally excellent spacing, so good in fact that you could use this font as small as 12 point without making it impossible to read. That said, perfectionists may want to tweak the kerning of certain letter combinations.

Shifty Chica is free for personal use; the designer suggests a donation of $40 for commercial use.

Note: To use this font, unzip the folder and install the .ttf file in the folder C:\Windows\Fonts. Note that the font won't appear in your applications until you close and re-open them.