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Dazzle Ships

by Ray Larabie · Website

Dazzle Ships takes its name from the bold geometric camouflage patterns painted on WWI-era warships, and the typeface captures that same fragmented, disorienting energy. Ray Larabie built each uppercase letterform from angular, intersecting shapes that feel like they're breaking apart into abstraction while staying readable. It's a display face through and through, best used at poster scale for headlines, album art, or military-themed design where you want something that commands attention and confuses the eye in equal measure.

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