Letters threaded onto metal skewers and cooked over coals: grilled chicken, cherry tomatoes, courgette, red onion and yellow pepper, with the char marks left on. The looped handles and sharp points stick out past every glyph, so the alphabet keeps its bite. It arrives as an OTF you type with, plus separate transparent PNG letters, numbers and punctuation.
The BBQ Skewer Font Comes Straight Off the Grill
Every letter here is a fully loaded skewer, because the name is not a metaphor. Charred chicken sits shoulder to shoulder with cherry tomatoes, courgette, red onion and yellow pepper too. Naturally, the metal stick runs right through the middle of each glyph. Its looped handle and sharp point stick out past the letterform, so nothing sits quite still. Meanwhile the grill marks land dark and slightly uneven, never repeating. Above all, the meat still looks juicy.
Warm Food, Cold Steel
The BBQ Skewer Font also keeps to the browns, reds and greens of a real barbecue plate. Since the pieces are threaded loosely, small gaps open up between them. The counters of A, O and R therefore stay readable at a glance. In addition, the steel draws a cool line through all that warm food. Though the letters look hand-loaded, their proportions hold steady. Numbers, currency signs and punctuation follow the same recipe, of course.
