Oi! was developed by Kostas Bartsokas and published by Intelligent Design. Oi! consists of 2 designs and family bundle options. p > Oi! is an ultra-fat display screen typeface that has its roots in grotesque piece serifs, most specifically the style that sprung with the release of Caslon's Ionic in 1844 and Clarendon by Fann Street Foundry in 1845. But Oi! is a spontaneous twisted interpetation of the clarendonesques. With an unapologetic tendecy for public shouting, it is a whimsical loudmouth attention seeker!

Its letters occupy as much space as possible, bulging often precariously near to surge. Ascenders and descenders are minute compared to the extremely high x-height, and the bracketed serifs simply a memory of themselves. Closed counters become plain rectangular shapes, open counters tend to change to thin lines, the occasional ball terminals nod playfully to their forefathers, while accents and diacritics squeeze themselves onto the letters, combining into unique new shapes.

Oi! supports Latin and Greek and can be found in two designs. Oi! You!, the routine design, and its accompanying Oi! Mate!, a shadowed design that includes a third dimension to its playfulness.

Font Family:
· Oi! You!
· Oi! Mate!

Tags: black, clarendon, display, fat, shout, slab, slab-serif, ultra