Anilin by Andreas Sieß is a free brush script with tall, loosely drawn letters and a forceful dry-brush texture. Ragged edges and uneven joins keep the lettering raw and immediate.
That rough construction can suit both music posters and casual food packaging, giving each the directness of a quickly painted sign. It also has a useful place on festival merchandise and independent magazine covers. In those settings, the broken ink texture can merge with scuffs, photocopied artwork, or painted marks, turning words into part of the image rather than a clean typographic layer.
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Updated version with dozens of special letters and new kerning features.