Armorhide Italic Písmo

Armorhide Italic, designed by Neale Davidson in 2013, is a free techno display font with a hard forward lean and massive, tightly fitted capitals. Deep diagonal cuts, hooked corners, and small squared openings evoke high-impact custom racing graphics.

Motorsport and competitive gaming are its clearest territory, where the compressed, sharply notched shapes suggest speed and physical impact. The same muscular silhouette suits team merchandise, combat-sports branding, and action-film posters. In a racing badge or game interface, the sliced letterforms can become part of the emblem itself rather than serving as neutral lettering.

--

Armorhide includes the full alphabet, an extended character set, punctuation, and the euro symbol. It includes regular, bold, italic, and bold-italic versions. Version 1.10.