Bring the rhythm of jazz into your designs with The Cutouts — a hand-cut, all-caps display font that grooves like a Coltrane solo. Crafted entirely by hand with scissors, this font is steeped in the spirit of Matisse’s cut-outs, vintage jazz posters, and the tactile energy of DIY printmaking. Every letter carries raw edges, visual swing, and analogue warmth.
Each uppercase letter was hand-cut for an authentic, imperfect feel. For layering and contrast, the lowercase set offers a thinner, lighter version of the uppercase letters — not traditional lowercase, but a second “cut” of the same forms, giving your compositions a sense of improvisation and movement, like notes bending over a Blue Train riff.
Perfect for:
Jazz-inspired posters, flyers, and album art
Editorial layouts and art books
Creative branding with soul
Zines, printed matter, and DIY graphics
Collage, experimentation, and digital compositions
What’s included:
Uppercase A–Z hand-cut letters (with some alternates)
Thinner, lighter version of uppercase mapped to lowercase
.otf font file
Basic punctuation
Note: This is a decorative display font and may not include all punctuation or symbols.
Your purchase includes a Standard Font Licence for one user, covering unlimited personal and commercial finished projects.
Use your font for branding, logos, client work, packaging, posters, print, editorial, social media, advertising, music artwork, apparel, merchandise and products for sale.
There is no production or sales limit on finished designs created using the font.
Working in a team? Add the Multi-User Font Licence (+US$50)to cover up to 5 users within the same company, studio or organisation.
For 6+ users, or if you need to embed the actual font as live type on a website, app, software, eBook or other digital platform, please get in touch for licensing.
Font files may not be shared, resold, redistributed or sub-licensed.
Full licence terms are included with your download. If you'd like to review them before purchasing, or you're unsure which licence you need have a look at my FAQ’s or please get in touch — I'm always happy to help.
Bring the rhythm of jazz into your designs with The Cutouts — a hand-cut, all-caps display font that grooves like a Coltrane solo. Crafted entirely by hand with scissors, this font is steeped in the spirit of Matisse’s cut-outs, vintage jazz posters, and the tactile energy of DIY printmaking. Every letter carries raw edges, visual swing, and analogue warmth.
Each uppercase letter was hand-cut for an authentic, imperfect feel. For layering and contrast, the lowercase set offers a thinner, lighter version of the uppercase letters — not traditional lowercase, but a second “cut” of the same forms, giving your compositions a sense of improvisation and movement, like notes bending over a Blue Train riff.
Perfect for:
Jazz-inspired posters, flyers, and album art
Editorial layouts and art books
Creative branding with soul
Zines, printed matter, and DIY graphics
Collage, experimentation, and digital compositions
What’s included:
Uppercase A–Z hand-cut letters (with some alternates)
Thinner, lighter version of uppercase mapped to lowercase
.otf font file
Basic punctuation
Note: This is a decorative display font and may not include all punctuation or symbols.
Your purchase includes a Standard Font Licence for one user, covering unlimited personal and commercial finished projects.
Use your font for branding, logos, client work, packaging, posters, print, editorial, social media, advertising, music artwork, apparel, merchandise and products for sale.
There is no production or sales limit on finished designs created using the font.
Working in a team? Add the Multi-User Font Licence (+US$50)to cover up to 5 users within the same company, studio or organisation.
For 6+ users, or if you need to embed the actual font as live type on a website, app, software, eBook or other digital platform, please get in touch for licensing.
Font files may not be shared, resold, redistributed or sub-licensed.
Full licence terms are included with your download. If you'd like to review them before purchasing, or you're unsure which licence you need have a look at my FAQ’s or please get in touch — I'm always happy to help.
