Pamelor II

Pamelor II by Graham Meade and Apostrophic Laboratories is a free decorative display font defined by a layered outline that breaks each letter into curved bands and narrow vertical slices. That repeated striping gives the lettering a lightly warped, poster-like rhythm, with enough internal detail to feel constructed rather than merely outlined.

Pamelor II makes sense on album art, event flyers, title cards, packaging, and large pull quotes where the segmented contour can do some of the visual work. Because the pattern repeats across the whole design instead of sitting on a few novelty letters, it can anchor short headlines and logos without looking like a one-off effect.