Neu Eichmass 100g by Ivan Khmelevsky is a free geometric display font built from thin monoline strokes and sharply clipped curves. Its open mechanical letterforms combine squared bends with long straight runs, producing an austere technical look that recalls drafting diagrams and early digital lettering.
For experimental music posters and technology branding, the angular framework supplies a precise engineered voice. It also suits architectural publishing and game interface graphics, where the skeletal outlines can echo plans, grids, or wireframe imagery. Across these different settings, the repeated cut-corner shapes let the lettering function as part of a diagrammatic graphic system rather than ordinary text.
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This font is free for personal and commercial use.
It is not hinted and is not recommended for on-screen use.