Tabarnak
A bold display face with showcard roots and pointed stroke endings, paired with a jittery companion called Tabarnouche, both carrying around 600 characters with extensive alternates.
About
Starting from a concept by George Wilkens that referenced Oz Cooper's lettering, Tabarnak was radically redrawn into a 21st-century display typeface with signage-derived pointed terminals. Its companion, Tabarnouche, shares the same character count but introduces an agitated, jittery quality. Both fonts include approximately 600 characters with numerous alternates and broad Latin language support.
Classification
Bold upright display face with showcard and signage traits, including pointed stroke endings. Reinvented from a concept by George Wilkens referencing Oz Cooper-style lettering. Includes a companion jittery variant, Tabarnouche.