Beijing Redux Thick Regular Písmo

Beijing Redux Thick, designed by floor-3013 of FSI FontShop International GmbH, is a free techno display font built from heavy geometric strokes. Its squared forms, clipped corners, and open breaks give the letters a precise modular structure. The shapes feel engineered rather than drawn.

Technology brands can use it for identities and digital graphics with a hardware-inspired edge. The angular construction also suits game interfaces, electronic music posters, and futuristic event signage. It is especially convincing in technology branding.

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This set contains two fonts: Redux Thick and Redux Thin.

Redux Thick uses the Beijing formula, with several letters and signs or symbols revised. The thickness remains the same, and the letters M, W, H, and Y were adjusted.

Redux Thin uses the Redux Thick formula and is 50% thinner.

The set was made in 2009.