Forgotten Futurist

Forgotten Futurist is a square-jawed, retro-tech workhorse typeface built for designers who want their typography to look engineered, not improvised. Its letterforms are sturdy and upright, with squared arcs, technical corners, and just enough curve to keep it human. The result feels like a precision-milled alloy—mechanical but not cold, equally at home on the cover of a 1970s sci-fi paperback or the UI of a next-generation control panel.

The family spans ten weights from hairline to black, each with a matching italic. Light styles deliver a clean, wireframe elegance—ideal for fine interface labels, data-heavy dashboards, or diagrams where space is tight. The heavier weights command attention, perfect for logotypes, exhibition signage, or film titles that need to project authority across a crowded room.

Its geometry draws from the optimism of mid-century modern technology—think concept car dashboards, space program manuals, and experimental architecture—but it avoids the kitsch. Forgotten Futurist doesn’t just mimic vintage; it refines it for contemporary use. Extensive Latin language support ensures that your message travels anywhere your vision does, from Scandinavian tech conferences to South American product launches.

Use Forgotten Futurist when you need a voice that’s both forward-looking and grounded in the confidence of a bygone future—a font that can power a whole brand system, elevate editorial layouts, or make a title sequence feel like an event.