A cut-paper display face after the Polish School of Poster, with three versions of every letter.
About
Kidcut takes its cue from the scissor-cut lettering of Henryk Tomaszewski and Jan Młodożeniec, so every glyph is clumsy in the best way. Each character has three versions that swap in when a letter repeats, which keeps a line from looking stamped. A heart, a star and an eye that opens and shuts are hidden in the set.
Classification
Heavy, lumpy letters with the rough edges of paper cut by hand. Contextual alternates rotate three forms of each glyph, so a repeated letter never matches its neighbour.
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