Tachradot
Heavy pillars and thin shelves, pixel style
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How it looks in use
Tachradot
Heavy black verticals against thin horizontal bars, stacked like pixels on an old arcade screen.
Tachradot
About the family
Tachradot is all about contrast in the wrong direction. Every vertical is a heavy black slab and every horizontal is a thin bar, so the H is two pillars with a shelf between them and the o is a rectangle with thick sides. The shapes are built from square steps, like letters on an old arcade screen, and the lowercase is squat and wide. It comes in Regular, Medium and SemiBold. It looks loud and electronic in a headline and still readable in a short line of text.
What's inside
- 3Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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Goes well with
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A good pair lets the headline shout while the text keeps talking quietly underneath it.
A Display heading over a Sans body. Contrast up top and calm reading below.
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A good pair lets the headline shout while the text keeps talking quietly underneath it.
A Display heading over a Sans body. Contrast up top and calm reading below.
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A good pair lets the headline shout while the text keeps talking quietly underneath it.
A Display heading over a Sans body. Contrast up top and calm reading below.
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