Intercorp Redux Regular Písmo

Intercorp Redux by floor-3013 of FontStruct is a free futuristic display font built from lean, geometric strokes. Its squared curves, open joins, and clipped diagonals give the lettering the look of a custom electronic interface, with wide forms and a cool industrial edge.

It can turn a brand name into a compact piece of interface graphics, making it especially apt for technology branding and game title screens. The strokes stay spare and nearly monoline. Album artwork and science-fiction posters can also draw on its modular construction, since each letter resembles a component from the same imagined machine rather than ordinary type.

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Intercorp was completely redesigned and bears little resemblance to the original. The font is 50% thinner; some letters were made more standard, while others were angled. It was made in 2009.