Serrucho Variable Font
In-House Intl · Alexander Wright, Michu Benaim Steiner
A variable display typeface with a single axis that morphs blocky, angular letterforms into spiky, electrified shapes, built for posters, merch and loud branding.
About
Designed by Alexander Wright and Michu Benaim Steiner at In-House International, with type development by Rodrigo Fuenzalida at FragType, Serrucho runs a single variable axis across eight positions from flat and blocky to violently serrated. The name comes from the Spanish word for handsaw, and the aesthetic draws on post-punk flyers, hardcore posters and protest graphics. It suits applications where strong contrast and raw energy matter more than legibility at small sizes.
Classification
A variable display typeface with a single axis controlling the degree of serration across eight weights, from blocky and authoritative to spiked and frenetic. Clearly display category with no body-text application intended.