An all-caps display typeface with a linocut aesthetic, inspired by the political poster work of artist and printer Paul Peter Piech, with interlocking letterforms for expressive typographic arrangements.
About
The rough, hand-printed character of linocut printmaking is translated into a digital font, drawing directly from the bold, confrontational poster tradition associated with Paul Peter Piech. Interlocking letterforms provide designers with considerable flexibility in constructing expressive, layered compositions. The typeface suits posters, zines and album covers where a gritty, handcrafted presence is required.
Classification
An all-caps display typeface with a hand-printed, linocut aesthetic. Its rough, textured letterforms and interlocking characters place it firmly in the display category, with no conventional weight range or text-setting intent.