I released Vibrocentric on March 25, 1998. The design was influenced by the Dodge logo of the 1960s, which I adapted into a serif typeface with flared terminals. The name Vibrocentric came from a word I found in automotive trade literature, which suited the mid-century style I was aiming for.
The original release included four styles: regular, bold, italic, and bold italic. Looking back, I consider Vibrocentric one of my more successful designs from that period, though it would benefit from additional refinement. Vibrocentric was initially available under a free commercial desktop license. In November 2022, I released it into the public domain.