Futurex Arthur Písmo

Futurex Arthur by Graham Meade, Apostrophic Laboratories and Steve Deffeyes is a free futuristic geometric sans serif with an engineered silhouette. Broad circular curves meet straight, even strokes, and letters appear cut or interrupted at their joins. The result recalls lettering built from modular parts rather than drawn with a pen.

Interface titles are its strongest use in games and science fiction, where the segmented construction echoes electronic hardware. The same machine-made forms suit technology branding and album packaging around robotics, space travel, or digital culture.

--

My contribution to the Apostrophic L'ab Futurex project. Minor updates were made in August 2009. Includes regular, italic, bold, and bold italic versions.