RT Dromo is based on double-gothic typefaces used for impact printing concert tickets during the 1980s. By extracting their essence and injecting it into a grotesque, RT Dromo was designed as a contemporary type family consisting of 9 weights. Now available through RAZZIATYPE

RT DROMO Ultra Light

RT DROMO Thin

RT DROMO Light

RT DROMO Book

RT DROMO Regular

RT DROMO Medium

RT DROMO Bold

RT DROMO Heavy

RT DROMO Black

RT DROMO Ultra Light

Tremble

Kids 1955

RT DROMO Black

David

Bowie 1976

RT Dromo first appeared in the book Die Not hat ein Ende: The Swiss Art of Rock, which showcases various printed ephemera from the Swiss music scene. By referencing typefaces used on concert tickets during the 1980s, RT Dromo establishes a strong connection between typeface and publication.

The straight segments in the round letters are remains of RT Dromo’s origin, and add a technical touch to the overall feeling of the typeface. Being the most significant characteristic of RT Dromo the resulting dromic shapes also give the typeface it’s name.

RT Dromos numbers are designed to work in their respective environment. The proportional numbers boost a dynamic formal language supporting the flow of longer texts. The tabular set features a more static style bringing calmness into charts and tables.

RT Dromo glyph set

Head to RAZZIATYPE for downloading free trial fonts and a PDF-specimen for RT Dromo.

RT Dromo was designed by Mirco Schiavone and is exclusively available through RAZZIATYPE. Website & visuals by Mirco Schiavone. All text fragments used for specimen purposes were taken from the book Die Not hat ein Ende The Swiss Art of Rock.

RT Dromo is based on double-gothic typefaces used for impact printing concert tickets during the 1980s. By extracting their essence and injecting it into a grotesque, RT Dromo was designed as a contemporary type family consisting of 9 weights. Now available through RAZZIATYPE

RT DROMO Ultra Light

RT DROMO Thin

RT DROMO Light

RT DROMO Book

RT DROMO Regular

RT DROMO Medium

RT DROMO Bold

RT DROMO Heavy

RT DROMO Black

RT DROMO Ultra Light

Tremble

Kids

1955

RT DROMO Thin

Electric

Circus

1970

RT DROMO Light

Tea Room

Flamingo

OLMO

RT DROMO Book

Hot Points

Festival

Lausanne 1988

RT DROMO Regular

Stone

Temple

Pilots 1993

RT DROMO Medium

Stereo

Blick

LP View

RT DROMO Bold

Black

Sabbath

Tickets FR. 9.-

RT DROMO Heavy

Sweat

Water

Canal 1970

RT DROMO Black

David

Bowie

1976

RT Dromo first appeared in the book Die Not hat ein Ende: The Swiss Art of Rock, which showcases various printed ephemera from the Swiss music scene. By referencing typefaces used on concert tickets during the 1980s, RT Dromo establishes a strong connection between typeface and publication.

The straight segments in the round letters are remains of RT Dromo’s origin, and add a technical touch to the overall feeling of the typeface. Being the most significant characteristic of RT Dromo the resulting dromic shapes also give the typeface it’s name.

RT Dromos numbers are designed to work in their respective environment. The proportional numbers boost a dynamic formal language supporting the flow of longer texts. The tabular set features a more static style bringing calmness into charts and tables.

RT DROMO glyph set

Head to RAZZIATYPE for downloading free trial fonts and a PDF-specimen for RT Dromo.

RT Dromo was designed by Mirco Schiavone and is exclusively available through RAZZIATYPE. Website & visuals by Mirco Schiavone. All text fragments used for specimen purposes were taken from the book Die Not hat ein Ende The Swiss Art of Rock.