Foundry portfolio · Display
weknow writes display lettering with a technical edge. Squadron suggests aviation lettering, Slightly Surreal goes stranger, and the five releases are aimed at posters, game art and concept-driven branding.
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Heavy groovy display with wavy contours
Squadron is a heavy groovy display in red on white: fat letters with wavy contours, pinched waists and curled terminals, shown as a headline with the full alphabet, lower case, figures and punctuation beneath it.
1968 Fillmore-inspired geometric psychedelic sans (Full charset)
Slightly Surreal is a complete geometric-psychedelic display font (uppercase, lowercase, 0–9 & full symbols) blending 1960s mod curves with crisp modern spacing.
Ideas for this font
Pixel-block display
My Game is a squared pixel-like display shown on a brown ground: mixed case built from stepped blocks with a long blocky y descender, set as one large line, with a small logo above, a pink wordmark in the corner and a full character set in orange beneath.
Ideas for this font
Chunky rounded display with quirky alternates
Quick Shot is a chunky rounded display in white on black: wide lowercase forms with thick even strokes, a double-arched w, flat-topped ascenders and a full glyph set shown beneath, so the plate reads as a modern sign-painting face with a few deliberate oddities.
Ideas for this font
Piped-icing 1970s retro pastry display (Full A–Z, a–z, 0–9 & symbols)
Cake and Bakery is a sweet, piped-frosting retro display font (disconnected, NOT a thin script!) with curled pastry terminals across full A–Z, a–z & 0–9!
Ideas for this font
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