Broken Everywhere is a script-handwritten typeface by Hlvd that embraces an intentionally distressed aesthetic. The font's fractured letterforms and irregular baseline create a deliberately rough-edged character, making it visibly different from refined script alternatives. With 102 glyphs supporting 107+ languages on a Latin foundation, the typeface offers legitimate breadth for international projects despite its rebellious demeanor.

This font shines in applications where visual imperfection reads as authenticity and intention rather than oversight. Consider it for poster design that channels street art sensibility and graphic novel aesthetics, DIY zine layouts where the jagged letterforms reinforce editorial voice and underground publication identity, apparel branding for independent or streetwear labels seeking an unpolished edge, and invitation suites targeting unconventional audiences who actively reject polished formality. The fragmented character also works effectively for album artwork, experimental book covers, sticker designs where a handmade quality enhances the message, and packaging for alternative brands. Its distressed nature communicates raw energy while maintaining legibility across sizes.

Choose Broken Everywhere over smoother script fonts when your project's subject matter genuinely benefits from visual roughness, deliberate inconsistency, or a found-object aesthetic. If conventional elegance would undermine your concept, this font's broken quality becomes an asset. The font is available as a free download from this page, with licence terms shown there.