Thisis KeSha by Álvaro Thomáz is a free handwritten display font with broad, uneven strokes and unruly letter shapes. Its tall forms lean, swell, and pinch unpredictably, creating a lively cut-paper silhouette rather than a smooth pen line.
For youth and arts audiences, it suits festival posters and music merchandise. In magazine design, its shifting widths and eccentric joins can turn a cover line into an illustration-like feature linked to collage or hand-drawn artwork.