Street Tigerbalm, designed by Graham Meade, is a free striped display font with broad, rounded letters and a crisp geometric build. Repeated diagonal gaps slice through every stroke, turning the lettering into a pattern of parallel bands.
Themes of speed, street culture, and optical movement suit its slashed construction. It can give music posters and sports merchandise the pulse of motion graphics, and the repeated stripes also make lively branding for skate shops or casual fashion labels. The stripe motif is more than surface decoration: on packaging, it can echo tire tracks, racing graphics, or the angled lines of an illustrated urban scene.