Chop
Supertype · Jürgen Huber
A single-weight display face by Jürgen Huber built around raw, irregular strokes that mimic the immediacy of handwriting before any corrections.
About
Drawn to evoke the physical directness of woodcutting, Chop uses jagged, uneven letterforms that feel carved in a single gesture rather than constructed. Alternate forms swap in automatically for repeated letters, and distinct ending forms shift the rhythm further, preventing any mechanical regularity. It suits headlines, posters and branding that call for a deliberately unpolished, human character rather than polish or neutrality.
Classification
Chop is a rough, expressive display typeface with handwritten, gestural strokes and deliberate imperfection, placing it firmly in the display category with a handwritten subcategory.