Ferrugem

Ferrugem font by Marcio Hirosse is a free eroded display font with letters that look like they’ve been eaten away by time and acid rain. Chunky black forms dissolve into rings of tiny dots, creating a gritty, rusted texture that feels almost wet and inky. Up close, the pitted edges and speckled halos give every word a tactile, industrial mood—like stenciled paint flaking off a metal door.

Using Ferrugem, you can push posters, album covers, horror titles, extreme sports branding, zines, and underground event flyers into full-on distressed territory. This free font works beautifully as a loud, oversized headline while a clean geometric sans handles the supporting text. Keep Ferrugem big, bold, and with plenty of breathing room so the corroded details and dotted decay really punch through.

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To acquire the FULL version with a commercial-use license permitting installation on 01 terminal and 01 printer, I request a donation of US$10,90 for the font.

Designed by Marcio Hirosse

mhirosse@uol.com.br

http://fabrikadetypos.blogspot.com