Distressed Uffi 8 is a regular weight, very narrow, medium contrast, italic, short x-height font.
Keywords: posters, headlines, album covers, game titles, horror promos, raw, urgent, gritty, handmade, rebellious, handmade impact, grunge texture, dramatic display, street energy, brushy, scratchy, ragged, jagged, expressive.
A condensed, slanted brush-style face with rapid, gestural construction and visibly rough edges. Strokes show strong directionality, with pointed terminals, occasional dry-brush breaks, and uneven ink buildup that creates a lively, textured rhythm. Letterforms are generally narrow and upright-leaning, with irregular widths and slight baseline bounce that reinforce the hand-rendered feel. Counters are compact and sometimes partially closed by texture, while numerals follow the same energetic, cut-brush silhouette.
Best used for posters, punchy headlines, cover art, and title treatments where texture and attitude are assets. It can work well for genre-forward applications—horror, action, punk, or underground branding—especially when set larger to preserve the distressed detail.
The overall tone is intense and confrontational, like quick lettering made for impact rather than polish. Its distressed brush texture suggests motion, noise, and immediacy, evoking punk flyers, action titles, and street-level signage.
The design appears intended to emulate quick, aggressive brush lettering with a deliberately worn or scraped finish, prioritizing impact and personality over refinement. It aims to deliver a high-energy, handmade voice suitable for dramatic, thematic display typography.
Spacing appears intentionally inconsistent in a handwritten way, and the rough contouring can thicken or fragment at small sizes. The slant and narrow build help lines of text feel fast and continuous, but the texture and tight counters make it better suited to short reads than long passages.