Today, Emily and I attended the Women’s March in Greenfield, MA. We both made our own signs, and I took the opportunity to put Fit to work!
Limited time offer!
I’ll be the first to admit that my new typeface Fit is pretty unusual, so I’d love to see you pair it with some of my more, ahem, utilitarian designs.
So if you were looking for an excuse to license Gimlet, Forma DJR, or any of my other multipurpose typefaces, I’m offering $50 off when you order Fit alongside any order of $150 or more. That means a mini license of Fit is essentially free!
NEW: Fit
My first release of 2017 is a hyper-stylized series of caps designed with one thing in mind: filling up space with maximum impact. With an expansive range of widths, Fit will take just about any text and fit it into just about any space.
Fit comes as a 10-width family, a brand-spankin-new OpenType Variable font, and 1001 fine-grained instances for precision fitting.
Retro Script L.A. is Back!
Even though life has us back in Western Massachusetts, our love of L.A. signage lives on. Starting today, Emily and I will be posting new photos of classic SoCal cursive each week in 2017 at retroscriptla.com and on Instagram. Stay tuned!
Jen Simmons on CSS Writing Modes
Jen Simmons wrote the most thorough overview of CSS Writing Modes that I have yet to see. This is one of the techniques (and certainly the most forward-looking technique) that I used to display vertical text in Bungee. It’s one thing that I’d love to see more use and support for in 2017.