Etasilicon by Ali Yasar Isgoren is a free distorted display font with broad, uneven letters and an aggressively damaged surface. Deep bites, scratches, and scattered flecks interrupt nearly every stroke. The changing widths and crooked contours make the lettering look torn apart rather than neatly weathered.
Its splintered texture can echo photocopied artwork, ink splashes, and distressed photography on music posters and album packaging. It also suits horror game graphics and streetwear branding, where the broken shapes can become part of the surrounding artwork. Its audience is the underground music and horror market.
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Font Empire Font Studio was designed by Ali Yasar Isgoren.