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Discotack Font Family was designed by Brian Dove and published by Blaze Type. Discotack contains 1 styles and family package options. Discotack is a mixture of Art nouveau and desert disco. It’s a reverse contrast slab serif with organic, flowing strokes and a load of personality. Initially inspired by the uppercase forms of Benguiat’s Discotheque (1967), the font takes an off-kilter approach to a genre typically marked by straight lines and angles. Set it in all caps for a (mostly) flat top and bottom to your lines of text, or add in the lowercase to introduce a playful wavy texture to your type. Discotack is perfect for headlines and logos.
