Typewriter Fidi 2 is a regular weight, normal width, low contrast, upright, normal x-height, monospaced font.
Keywords: screenplays, forms, labels, packaging, posters, vintage, utilitarian, gritty, analog, workmanlike, typewriter feel, aged texture, documentary tone, retro utility, worn, inked, rounded slabs, uneven edges, mechanical.
A monoline serif design with sturdy, rounded slab-like terminals and subtly irregular contours that suggest ink spread or worn type. Forms are upright and compact, with consistent character widths that create an even, metered rhythm across lines. Curves and joins appear slightly softened, with small bumps and edge variation that keep the texture lively while preserving clear letter shapes. Numerals and capitals carry the same solid, stamped feeling, producing a uniform, mechanical color in text.
Well-suited to layouts that benefit from a disciplined, fixed-width cadence: scripts, tabular or form-like content, and UI or terminal-style treatments. It also works effectively in short-to-medium text for packaging, editorial callouts, and posters where a vintage utilitarian texture is desirable.
The overall tone feels archival and practical, like text struck on a well-used machine. Its slight roughness adds a human, tactile quality without becoming messy, lending an understated grit and documentary character. The result reads as straightforward and reliable, with a mild retro patina.
Likely designed to evoke mechanical type with a gently aged imprint, combining consistent widths and sturdy slabs with subtle edge wear. The intention appears to balance authenticity and readability, delivering a dependable typewriter voice with just enough texture to feel analog.
Spacing and alignment emphasize a grid-like cadence, and the consistent stroke thickness keeps blocks of text steady and legible. The worn detailing is restrained and repeatable, functioning as surface texture rather than heavy distress.