Diesel Memo Font - Fun, Inky, Graffiti, Blotchy Style Type

£2.99

Meet Diesel Memo, a raw ink soaked typeface built from blotches, scratches, and restless lines. It is gritty, sketchy, and deliberately imperfect. Think marker pen pressure, leaking ink, messy margins, and graffiti notes scrawled too hard and too fast. Nothing is clean and that is the point.

Diesel Memo is made for modern graphic design that wants attitude over polish. Perfect for posters, album artwork, branding, zines, street style graphics, packaging, stickers, and punchy quotes that need texture and edge. It feels loud, handmade, and slightly unhinged in the best way.

If you love fonts that look like they were scribbled in a notebook, dragged across concrete, or written with a dying pen that refused to behave, Diesel Memo will feel right at home in your work. It is rough, expressive, and unapologetically messy.

What’s included:
• Diesel Memo Font (OTF & TTF files)
• Mixed case letters
• Numbers & basic punctuation
• Digital download

USE IT FOR:
– Quirky branding
– Doodle-style stickers
– Scrapbooking titles
– Journal headers
– Funny quotes
– Party printables and zines

Looking for more fonts?
If you want more than one, you can shop the
50 Font Master Bundle, build your own 10 Fonts for £12 bundle, or go all in with the 100 Fonts Forever Bundle for the biggest collection.

Shop 50 Font Master Bundle
Create Your 10 Font Bundle
Explore 100 Fonts Forever

Compatible with all major design software including Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Procreate, and more. You can also upload it easily to Canva Pro for quick-use Western flair in your designs.

Licensed for commercial and personal use. Webfont license is not included, but please do get in touch if this is something you need. Please do not resell or redistribute the font files.

Fonts by Emma Rodriguez Studio are made to have personality. Expect naive shapes, wonky details, playful imperfections and type that doesn’t take itself too seriously. They’re not designed for clean, minimal branding. They’re for bold, quirky, maximalist projects that need something a little stranger, sillier and more expressive.

Meet Diesel Memo, a raw ink soaked typeface built from blotches, scratches, and restless lines. It is gritty, sketchy, and deliberately imperfect. Think marker pen pressure, leaking ink, messy margins, and graffiti notes scrawled too hard and too fast. Nothing is clean and that is the point.

Diesel Memo is made for modern graphic design that wants attitude over polish. Perfect for posters, album artwork, branding, zines, street style graphics, packaging, stickers, and punchy quotes that need texture and edge. It feels loud, handmade, and slightly unhinged in the best way.

If you love fonts that look like they were scribbled in a notebook, dragged across concrete, or written with a dying pen that refused to behave, Diesel Memo will feel right at home in your work. It is rough, expressive, and unapologetically messy.

What’s included:
• Diesel Memo Font (OTF & TTF files)
• Mixed case letters
• Numbers & basic punctuation
• Digital download

USE IT FOR:
– Quirky branding
– Doodle-style stickers
– Scrapbooking titles
– Journal headers
– Funny quotes
– Party printables and zines

Looking for more fonts?
If you want more than one, you can shop the
50 Font Master Bundle, build your own 10 Fonts for £12 bundle, or go all in with the 100 Fonts Forever Bundle for the biggest collection.

Shop 50 Font Master Bundle
Create Your 10 Font Bundle
Explore 100 Fonts Forever

Compatible with all major design software including Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Procreate, and more. You can also upload it easily to Canva Pro for quick-use Western flair in your designs.

Licensed for commercial and personal use. Webfont license is not included, but please do get in touch if this is something you need. Please do not resell or redistribute the font files.

Fonts by Emma Rodriguez Studio are made to have personality. Expect naive shapes, wonky details, playful imperfections and type that doesn’t take itself too seriously. They’re not designed for clean, minimal branding. They’re for bold, quirky, maximalist projects that need something a little stranger, sillier and more expressive.