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Knucklehead™

por Big Typephoon
Estilos Individuais a partir de $20.00 USD
A família de fontes Knucklehead foi desenhada por Thomas W Ziller e publicada pela Big Typephoon. Knucklehead contém 1 estilos. Saiba mais sobre esta família

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Knucklehead is rough around the edges—and proud of it. Chunky slab serifs, irregular outlines, and a built-in offset shadow give this distressed display typeface a grungy Western personality reminiscent of weathered signs and vintage printing.

Use uppercase keys for the original distressed lettering, or lowercase keys for extra grunge and splatter. Both sets use capital-style letterforms, so you can mix them to vary the texture throughout a headline.

Knucklehead brings bold character to packaging, barbecue labels, rodeo posters, concert graphics, apparel, and rustic branding. Set it large to show off its chipped edges, scattered ink, and dimensional shadows.

The character set includes numerals, punctuation, accented letters, German ß and ẞ, and Æ and Œ characters.

Designed by Thomas Ziller for Big Typephoon.

Designers: Thomas W Ziller

Fundição: Big Typephoon

Estreia na MyFonts: Mar 27, 2008

Knucklehead™ is a trademark of Big Typephoon.

Sobre Big Typephoon

Big letters. Bright ideas. A little mischief. Big Typephoon is an independent type foundry in Grand Island, Nebraska, where chunky curves, oddball shapes, and a bit of silliness are all part of the alphabet. Designer Thomas Ziller creates original typefaces and revisits found lettering and historical type designs, giving overlooked letterforms a fresh life as digital fonts. Some begin with a sketch; others start with an intriguing alphabet, an old sign, or a piece of printed lettering too good to forget. The collection celebrates both invention and rediscovery. The goal is type that feels at home in a world of bright colors, bold graphics, and playful surprises. From bubbly and goofy to angular and offbeat, these fonts are made to give words a personality of their own. Their quirks are intentional; their curves, spacing, and supporting characters receive careful attention. For posters, packaging, logos, and headlines that could use a little more volume, Big Typephoon brings the big type—and the fun

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