In the logo, the "P" and "i" often connect, or the "r" and "c" flow together.
For Misadventures , they cleaned it up. The logo became a custom sans-serif with sharp, angular cuts—think “Anton” or a modified “Blender Pro” – but with the iconic ‘T’ crossbar sliced diagonally. It feels more polished but still aggressive. pierce the veil font
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