A heavy wide sans with squared bowls and diagonal slash cuts, for game titles, tech logos and loud posters.
Rotor Blade is built from rectangles and hard angles. The letters are wide and heavy, corners are chamfered off, and many strokes carry a thin diagonal cut, as if a blade had sliced through them. It reads as machinery: turbines, engines, fast things.
Those cuts are the signature. They notch A, B, C, E and R on the capitals and show up again in the lowercase, so a word gets a repeating slash rhythm. Bowls are squared, o is a rounded rectangle, terminals end flat. Set big, a single Rr already looks like a logo. It holds up in a short slogan like "Spin it up, full throttle." and stays clear in pangram lines on bright Memphis colors, so put it on esports and game titles, tech and energy brands, motorsport graphics and event posters.
The font has 94 glyphs for Latin: A to Z, a to z, numerals 0 to 9 and punctuation. One Regular weight. OTF, TTF, WOFF and WOFF2 are included.
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