Dirty Baker's Dozen

Dirty Baker’s Dozen isn’t here to play nice—it’s here to rough things up. Three distinct styles—Clean, Scorch, and Spraypaint—let you decide just how much grit your message needs, from a light scuff to full-bore urban wreckage. Every letter carries that battered, lived-in energy that turns sterile text into something raw and real.

In Spraypaint, it looks like pigment blasted onto a wall at midnight; in Scorch, it smolders like burned metal signage salvaged from the wreckage. The Clean style keeps the bones of the design intact while still serving up a dose of wear, perfect for when you want grit without going off the rails. Dirty Baker’s Dozen thrives anywhere you need visual impact with a side of rebellion: music festival posters, craft beer cans, indie film titles, political zines, streetwear graphics, or the cover art for your next dystopian video game. It blends beautifully into textured backgrounds, photographs, and distressed layouts, looking like it was always meant to be there.

Under the hood, smart ligatures mix up letter pairings so your words never feel copy-and-paste. Multi-language support means your slogans, menus, and headlines keep their grit from Bogotá to Berlin.

If your project calls for something loud, unapologetic, and just a little dangerous, Dirty Baker’s Dozen is ready to leave its mark—scorched, sprayed, and unapologetically unpolished.

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