Loopy

Loopy, by Steve Deffeyes, is a free outlined digital display font with a looping alphabet that feels like bent tubing crossed with early screen graphics. The letters are built from repeating rounded corners, open gaps, and little bridge-like joins, so the set reads as playful, mechanical, and slightly handmade at the same time.

It fits posters, album sleeves, arcade-flavored branding, title cards, and short packaging lines where that wiry rhythm can carry the message. As a free font, it also makes sense for monograms or brief headlines, because the connected, circuit-like outlines give even a few letters a clear visual hook.

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It's, well, loopy!
Originally released on the L'ab. Minor updates in Aug-2009.