Mil doscientos doce

Mil Doscientos Doce font by Woodcutter is a free eroded display typeface that looks like it’s been scraped off a crumbling city wall. The letters are tall, narrow, and jagged, with rough, broken edges that suggest rust, static, and decay all at once. Despite the chaos in the texture, the rhythm of the forms stays consistent, so your words remain loud, legible, and tense on the page.

Using Mil Doscientos Doce, you can push gritty atmospheres in horror posters, dystopian book covers, underground gig flyers, game titles, zines, and distressed branding experiments. This free font thrives in big, in-your-face sizes where its scratchy details can breathe. Pair it with a clean, neutral sans-serif for small supporting text to keep your layouts readable while the headline does all the shouting.

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WOODCUTTER MMXXIII

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