Whittle Italic Písmo

Whittle Italic by Neale Davidson is a free techno display font with an exceptionally wide, forward-leaning profile. Clipped corners and sharp interior cuts suggest precision-machined lettering.

Speed, competition, and futuristic hardware are its clearest themes, making it a convincing choice for motorsport branding, game title cards, and electronic music artwork. Its stretched silhouette and forceful slant are especially suited to sports merchandise and event posters for gaming, racing, and technology audiences drawn to high-performance machines, fast vehicles, and sleek industrial imagery.

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The font is based on the lettering used in Bill Whittle’s “Afterburner” segments. It includes the full alphabet, extended punctuation, the euro symbol, italic, and condensed versions.