Rusnish Helvetica Písmo

Rusnish Helvetica is a free Russian-inspired sans serif with the clean, even strokes of a neo-grotesque. Reversed and Cyrillic-like forms disrupt the familiar Helvetica silhouette, producing lettering that feels coded but still orderly.

Music labels and nightlife brands suit its stark Eastern European reference. The altered alphabet can also give posters and game graphics the flavor of counterfeit signage or a fictional interface. Its strongest role is in branding that turns familiar modernist lettering deliberately strange.