Tribeca Regular

Tribeca, David Rakowski's free inline display font from 1991, has the punchy swagger of hand-painted storefront lettering. The caps feel broad and urban, with thick block forms, slightly uneven edges, and a bright inner stripe that gives the letters a cutout sign look rather than a strict geometric polish.

It fits naturally in poster titles, record sleeves, zine covers, neighborhood branding, and short menu headers where that striped silhouette can do the work fast. As a free font, it also makes sense for title cards, flyer headlines, and monogram-like initials, especially when you want something bold that still feels homemade and a little rough.