Tatida by Juan Casco is a free hand-drawn caps display font built from tall, wiry letters, uneven strokes, and sharply tilted lines. Its roughness looks immediate and genuinely handmade.
The lettering shares the direct, sketchbook quality of loose line drawings, so it can become part of the artwork on gig posters and album packaging rather than sitting apart from it. Jutting crossbars and restless angles also suit streetwear graphics and independent event branding with a deliberately homemade edge. In independent magazine design, it is best suited to cover lines or section openers closely tied to illustration, youth culture, or experimental music.