Kasheeda: ‘The world’s first 3D printed typeface’

‘The font is based on the concept of a thin and wide ribbon, bending freely through space’

A new take on the thick and thin strokes of letterforms. Type in your text and a final rendering is fabricated for a fee.

Details here and here. Test drive the Kasheeda font here.

Latin alphabet and Arabic script are both available.

Found via If It’s Hip, It’s Here.

5 Responses to “Kasheeda: ‘The world’s first 3D printed typeface’”

  1. I would say it looks kind of cool but is hard to read.

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