WilsonWilson is a wavy, psychedelic display typeface that channels the spirit of 1960s rock posters into the digital age. Named after Wes Wilson, one of the most influential designers of that era, it celebrates distortion, rhythm, and the beauty of imbalance that somehow feels perfectly in tune. Drawing inspiration from the interlocking forms and optical illusions of psychedelic lettering, Wilson turns negative space into motion. Each curve and counter is

as the outermost edges of the letters lack strict constraints

Gosna is designed to make a lasting impression with its expressive and dynamic character

it captures the essence of traditional newspaper typography while bringing it into the modern design landscape

Ed Daffodil blends classic blackletter charm with a contemporary touch of groove

and structured visual rhythm

Mono NG balances technical functionality with aesthetic versatility

this typeface refines the clarity and functionality of early grotesques

and signage

Kritik has evolved into a versatile typeface that embodies the intersection of sharp critique and constructive dialogue

Its slightly uneven strokes and organic curves create a natural handcrafted rhythm while maintaining strong readability

and Bold—each accompanied by italic counterparts

whilst serving some extra retro punch