Whittle Písmo

Whittle by Neale Davidson is a free techno display font with broad, angular letterforms and a distinctly mechanical profile. Chamfered corners and squared curves give the lettering the look of cut metal panels. The forms are dense and emphatically geometric.

Its industrial precision fits science-fiction game graphics and electronic music packaging, yet the unusually wide silhouettes also suit sports branding. For event posters and merchandise, the lettering can become part of a machine-themed emblem rather than neutral type.

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Based on the lettering used in Bill Whittle’s “Afterburner” segments. Includes the full alphabet, extended punctuation, the euro symbol, italic, and condensed versions.