Carbit: A Font
Font #2
Carbit is a display font full of personality that was inspired by the Carbit Paints sign that was on a recently demolished building in the Humboldt Park neighborhood. Carbit Paints is still in operation, and according to their website, their name is derived from its first product, a Carbon Bitumastic coating to protect the structural steel and rolling stock of the Chicago Stockyards from the corrosion caused by rock ice and salt – the only method of refrigeration in the 1920’s.
First release: October 23, 2020
Font #2
Carbit is a display font full of personality that was inspired by the Carbit Paints sign that was on a recently demolished building in the Humboldt Park neighborhood. Carbit Paints is still in operation, and according to their website, their name is derived from its first product, a Carbon Bitumastic coating to protect the structural steel and rolling stock of the Chicago Stockyards from the corrosion caused by rock ice and salt – the only method of refrigeration in the 1920’s.
First release: October 23, 2020
Font #2
Carbit is a display font full of personality that was inspired by the Carbit Paints sign that was on a recently demolished building in the Humboldt Park neighborhood. Carbit Paints is still in operation, and according to their website, their name is derived from its first product, a Carbon Bitumastic coating to protect the structural steel and rolling stock of the Chicago Stockyards from the corrosion caused by rock ice and salt – the only method of refrigeration in the 1920’s.
First release: October 23, 2020