In the second stage of the course, the focus shifted radically toward the design of a display typeface, prioritizing expressiveness and visual impact. The result was Pumketa.

The Concept: A hand-drawn typeface with a distinct punk and street spirit. It is born from loose strokes, noise, and controlled imperfection; it does not seek perfection, but rather to be bold, direct, and stand out.

Construction and Character: Developed by assembling individual pieces, it features irregular shapes, sharp cuts, and a style reminiscent of graffiti. It is a rebellious, feminine, raw, and free typeface.

Ideal Use: Designed exclusively for headlines, posters, and covers. Pumketa doesn’t embellish—it speaks; it’s the perfect tool for any project that needs a typeface with authentic personality.