Outright Televism

Outright Televism designed in 1998 by Ray Larabie is a free groovy display font with a slanted, cut-out silhouette and rounded ends that make the letters feel stretched across the line. The forms stay irregular and continuous, with long vertical shapes interrupted by small openings and hooked cuts.

It suits album covers, posters, band flyers, logo marks, skateboard graphics, and title treatments because the angled rhythm reads like motion on the page. Short names and print graphics pick up the same break-up, so the font carries a lively graphic edge without extra decoration.