QUBE WIDE ITALIC Font

Qube Wide Italic, by Dan Redding of B/W Fontworks, is a free techno display font built from massive slanted blocks. Its letters resemble cut metal plates, with blunt edges, irregular notches, and tiny square openings repeated across the forms. The extreme width and uneven silhouettes make the lettering look mechanical and deliberately battered.

As an industrial badge or machine label, it can become part of the graphic rather than sit as ordinary text. That makes it useful for game interfaces, electronic music artwork, and science fiction merchandise. Posters are its clearest fit, because the broad tilted forms resemble oversized engineered symbols.