Tag: abstract

Cosmic Rays Font

Floating on photons, waving wings of pure energy, tail cocked to spear spacemen. The most alluring of all celestial fauna, Cosmic Rays navigate space by swimming through pure ether–familiar in their motion and form to their water-bound cousins. Published by

Bad Habits Font

Brother Radolf the Penitent enjoyed a peaceful life of prayer and penance… Until marauding heathens sacked his abbey and burned it to the ground. Now, there’s no more Mr. Nice Monk–he’s out to lash the unfaithful, wearing his Bad Habits.

Ephemera Font

Ephemera is a fixed-width headline typeface with a range of glyphs and alternate characters FROM PARTS UNKNOWN. Published by FROM PARTS UNKNOWNDownload Ephemera

Penstroxx Font

“Penstroxx” is a collection of 5 fonts that are based on the powerful, expressive “Traits de plume” (pen strokes) designed in Paris around 1930 by Alfred Latour. I designed a lot of extra pen strokes to make this a full

Breathe Easy Font

Dawn broke above them, first greying the sky, then streaking it with color as it kissed the mesa tops. They walked up out of the gulch and the sun finally warmed their faces. Breathe Easy, he said, wreathed in steam,

Crow Beak Font

Crow Beak is a font design published by Fonthead. Published by Fonthead Design Inc.Download Crow Beak

YWFT Crossover Font

YWFT Crossover is oh-so-aptly named, since it started as custom lettering for branding work, then crossed over into font format. It also is comprised entirely of crosses–so very meta. YWFT Crossover functions much like a bitmap font, but contains beautiful

YWFT OneCross Font

Comprised entirely of “plus signs” of varying weights, YWFT OneCross had its genesis in YWFT OverCross (2002). When it was reworked later that year in order to create a more integrated blend of positive and negative space, Over became One,

Naga Font

Naga is Hans van Maanen’s original creation of art deco shapes interected with intricate mazes of what could be Celtic or Mesoamerican knotwork art. The totality of the typeface borders on the mysterious, exotic and yet clearly discernible as far

Bluntz Font

American artist David Sagorski was influenced by the crisp, energetic look of graffiti when he designed this dramatic, all capital font. The angular, decisive nature of the letterforms reflects the visual power and immediacy of ‘off the street’ art. Street-smart

YWFT Pello Font

At first glance, YWFT Pello might appear to be something from the tonalpohualli, and may inspire a pilgrimage to Teotihuacán. However, after a few moments (and perhaps a quick sacrifice to Quetzalcoatl for good measure), you should begin to see

YWFT Whisky Font

The Precursors. The Founders. The Engineers. Known by many names in popular culture, this colony of erudite masters from Long Before were as style-conscious as they were technically adept, and their written glyphs certainly might have resembled YWFT Whisky. A

P22 Dada Font

Inspired by Dada typography and poetry circa 1920. The DaDa movement had much in common with the Italian Futurist movement. One might even consider DaDa to be the more impish cousin of Futurism, for both movements shared ideas relating to

Tres Bien Font

We may say that a thing is good when on its own account it ought to exist, and bad when on its own account it ought not to exist. If it seems to be in our power to cause a

YWFT Dessau Font

Think drugs, lots of drugs. Pictograms and schizograms. This is a whole new level of crazy for YWFT, and is quite possibly the most seriously f**ked up thing we’ve ever done. Designed with numerous different styles that you can layer

Cumulus and Foam Font

Cumulus & Foam, the most beautifully grotesque font of our time. As it is in life, it is in art: beautiful is easy, reassuring, and affirming. It commands a comfortable space, and reliably adheres to the rules established therein. In