#viktor script

Apollo, tie me up into a new pose! Wait, you’re not into that kind of thing are you?

Game Typography Challenge

Day 23: Create a Typographical Poster for the Last Game you Played

Game: Ace Attorney Dual Destinies Font: Adelle PE, ViktorScript, and Phosphate

For every evening gown, there are shoes to match. Would you wear Converse with Chanel? No way, José. Similarly, script typefaces are often in need of a complimentary style for the small stuff. Revolutionary? No, but useful nonetheless.

After two years on the market, Viktor Script is getting a new friend. The proportions are inverted, going from the bold condensed proportions of Viktor Script, to something much lighter, wider, and optimized for smaller sizes. It’s made designing with Viktor much easier and more fun for us (me), and we hope it will do the same for you.

Though wide typefaces designed for all caps settings are common, they are very rarely done so with brush features: swelling strokes, kinked whitespaces, and soft terminals. These qualities allow Viktor Script Caps to match Viktor Script, while supporting the opposite end of the hierarchy. These sampes explore the way I envision Viktor Script being used, but to quote Will Ferrell at the end of the Lego Movie, “That’s only a suggestion.”