An experimental type specimen for the typeface Ogg by Sharp Type was created, inspired by the hand lettering of 20th-century book designer and calligrapher Oscar Ogg. The typeface captures Ogg's unique blend of calligraphic and typographic forms, achieved through his use of hand-carved pen nibs, brushes, and white-out.

The content for the specimen is sourced from the reality TV show Keeping up with the Kardashians, known for its "unclassy" reputation. This choice creates a striking contrast with the refined essence of the typeface, resulting in a dynamic and engaging piece. The design mimics the style of early 2000s folded posters often found in pop magazines.

The specimen includes printed 11x17 posters, folded and housed inside a custom folder, featuring 5 weights and 10 total fonts.