Developed by Ingo Zimmerman, Fixogum is a grunge typeface published by ingoFonts.

A font from a tube; very decorative; makes you think about graffiti; composed easily with a tube of "Fixogum."

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Who can keep in mind the green tube which was never ever missing from the table of any graphic artist ...? Fixogum is glue which is detachable and leaves no traces considering that the remains can be rubbed away with your fingertips. It was used for gluing all designs up till the introduction of Apple Macintosh. You could even play with it and with time, a substantial stack of eraser-like swellings collected. This green tube in the hand of the writer led to a periphrastic way in the typeface with the exact same name, FIXOGUM.

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The term "capital typeface" does not seem rather fitting. FIXOGUM consists of uppercase just; yet, since the letters are bound to each other, even if in a strange method, a rather fluent font style is still the outcome. The types are archaic and reveal something of an original font style.

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This font is one-of-a-kind and thus, can't be copied. FIXOGUM presents a pleasant structure. The lines appear to be closed and all in all, FIXOGUM looks like graffiti, which simply might pertain to the writer's past.

.Font Family: Fixogum Regular