KRSNA Font started out as a custom version of NewParis Skyline, made for two vinyl record sleeves by Geneva-based musician Grace Core. This experimental typeface abandons the convention of a continuous baseline and introduces a three-storey space where the letters can sit at the top, center or bottom, with the remaining space filled by bars and spikes. The resulting word images are captivating patterns with logo-like qualities.
Inspired by Devanagari writing system, KRSNA was thought on a three-storey space. The letters sit at the top, center, or bottom and fill the remaining space with bars and spikes. The resulting word images of KRSNA are captivating patterns (like seen here in TypeLife#1v2) with logo-like qualities.
Font Font Medium. Examples of this font can be found on the font site exFont, designed by Swiss Typefaces, include the number of glyphs 458 characters. You can find other similar fonts, or fonts in the same family as this font right below.
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