Bungee Color OpenType SVG now works in Photoshop
Speaking of Bungee, I just confirmed that its OpenType SVG color font now works in the latest version of Photoshop!
Speaking of Bungee, I just confirmed that its OpenType SVG color font now works in the latest version of Photoshop!
If you're in the U.S. and want to see my typeface Bungee in action, look no further than today's Google Doodle at google.com, celebrating Walter Cronkite!
You can read more about it in the Google Doodles archive.
This week, Adobe Typekit announced the new Typekit Marketplace. I am very happy to be a part of it, along with my partners at Type Network and a number of other excellent type foundries. I am very excited to share my work with a whole new set of visual designers, and to see a large, influential company like Adobe placing such a high value on type.
Since the announcement of OpenType Variable Fonts, I have been excited to try out the new format. For my first experiment, I decided to keep it simple and use a font with only one interpolatable outline: a beveled square.
I also built a little demo that animates through the font variations using CSS animations. Thanks to Myles Maxfield’s efforts, this already works in the latest Webkit nightly build.
Working on my first Hebrew font...