Need a bold font for headers or logos?
Baku combines strong sans-serif geometry with multicolor fills—ideal for eye-catching posters, packaging, social campaigns, and more. Drop it into Photoshop, Illustrator, or InDesign: uppercase, numbers, punctuation, 7 styles—all set for big impact
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Click. Switch. Create.
Thanks to OpenType, switching widths is a breeze. Experiment, explore, and give your work a fresh rhythm with every click.
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My How-to on creating color variable fonts using Free / Libre tools such as @fontra and #fontTools
2024Q4 Fonts Hangout Or How I spent my time so far this quarter… Boring Expansion The Boring Expansion set of proposals that I initially circulated back in 2022 (Slides / Video) found their way through the ISO OpenFontFormat standardization process, currently at the CD (Committee Draft) stage, to...
Today I had a call with Andreas Nymark @andreasnymark about his Kirby @getkirby foundry plug-in @Fountain.
What I have seen is really promising and exciting! A lot of automated processes thanks to #FontTools implementation. Like subsetting, trial fonts or #woff2 conversion.
You can sign up for his newsletter to stay in the loop: https://fountain.nymarktype.co
Finally wrote up a small guide on converting TTF fonts to WOFF2 for the web. A year ago I was trying to make some ASCII diagrams look nice, but the *web* font I used did not come with those boxy characters! Which made for an ugly look.
Turns out the actual TTF _had_ those characters. By redoing the font, I was able to make it look nice and meet my expectations, all the while shrinking it in other places for a small asset download.
This method is useful for anyone who wants to port a TTF to WOFF2 for their personal or professional web development.
Some tags: #webdev #css #fonts #woff2 #ttf #fonttools #pyftsubset