A display typeface built on the aesthetic of hand-cut paper and mid-century collage, citing Saul Bass as its primary reference.
About
Sliza draws from the cut-and-paste visual language of Saul Bass, using deliberately broken angles and informal edges to evoke mid-century graphic energy. The design moves away from rigid geometry in favour of raw, dynamic forms that suggest physical collage rather than digital construction. Custom expressive ligatures reinforce this character, introducing sharper connections and unexpected shapes while maintaining legibility.
Classification
An expressive display typeface with deliberately broken angles and hand-cut paper aesthetics, drawing from mid-century collage and cut-and-paste graphic traditions rather than conventional geometric or grotesque construction.