Linked Script. A typeface for human connections.
Massimo Cocco
Linked Script is a typeface that believes writing is, at its core, an act of connection.
Letter to letter. Word to word. Human to human.
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Posted Sep 17, 2026
Linked Script started with a simple question: what if a typeface could embody the idea of connection itself? The answer came from the most universal connector of our time — the USB-C cable. Its form became the module: a single, continuous stroke with two connectors at each end, capable of linking to anything. In Linked Script, every letter is built from that same module. The result is an alphabet where writing is literally connecting — letter to letter, word to word, meaning to meaning. The typeface was applied to an editorial project collecting lyrics and film verses about love — because if the USB-C is the metaphor, love is the reason the cable exists in the first place.
