Whachouse represents Emigre's distinctive approach to experimental typography, characterized by unconventional letterforms that challenge traditional serif conventions. This typeface exhibits irregular stroke weights and unexpected terminal treatments that create a deliberately unsettling yet captivating rhythm. The design features exaggerated contrast between thick and thin strokes, with quirky details in character construction that reflect Emigre's pioneering spirit in digital type design during the desktop publishing revolution. Its idiosyncratic personality makes it instantly recognizable while maintaining sufficient legibility for its intended applications.
