Forrobodo by Rodolfo Santos and André Dias is a free Western display font with the uneven swagger of hand-cut saloon lettering. Tall, angular letters vary in width and weight, finished with blunt feet, sharp notches, and a crooked baseline.
It turns posters into weathered frontier signs. The same rough manner suits game graphics, music merchandise, and packaging with outlaw humor. In illustrated branding, the lettering can become the signboard itself rather than a neutral caption.