Slink, created by Jamie Place in 2013, is a free decorative display font assembled from chains of overlapping rings. Its letters have tall, open silhouettes, with repeated circular loops tracing every stroke and curve. The effect is airy but deliberately busy.
Use it to turn lettering into a pattern that can become part of an illustration rather than simple text. The linked-circle motif is especially apt for posters, album covers, fashion graphics, and experimental event branding, where it can echo beads, bubbles, or hand-drawn diagrams. Its unusual construction will appeal most to art, music, and fashion audiences interested in playful, process-driven typography.