Abstract Abomination

by High Directive Fonts

Abstract Abomination from High Directive Fonts is less a typeface and more a collection of geometric, blocky symbol forms that barely register as letters. The shapes are abstract and experimental, built from hard-edged fragments that feel closer to concrete poetry or coded glyphs than readable text. Useful as a decorative or conceptual layer in posters, album art, or design work where communication takes a back seat to visual texture.