hannah onlineSomeone carved the alphabet into a tree and let it deform for five years and made a font out of it: https://bjoernkarmann.dk/occlusion-grotesque
TQ 🎹@prehensile This is so cool!
holly hoppet 
@prehensile i love font nerds sometimes
Mirre 
@prehensile nature is just cranking the bevel & emboss layer style to 100%
Ethan 🌒@prehensile tree font tree font tree font
🇪🇺🐧lioman🐍🇪🇺@prehensile that's a nice idea.
Thunfischer 👌🏼@prehensile bold by nature - so cool
BLUR@prehensile This is such a clever idea!
Heurism@prehensile you familiar with Basque erotic art carved into aspen trees?
@heurism I am not! please tell me about Basque erotic art carved into aspen trees
@heurism oh these are amazing! I wasn't expecting this to be in california
@prehensile Basques settled in Nevada, Colorado, and Cali. Most were sheep herders. Nevada and Bakersfield, CA have a great deal of Basque folks and amazing Basque bunk house food.
@prehensile there is a little group of Aspen trees around my favorite Tahoe adjacent lake. The carvings are still there. Mostly vaginas or open legged women.
Levi 
Colin Devroe@prehensile I love all of their projects.
Kris Gainsforth - KB0STG@prehensile This is exquisitely intriguing.
murks@prehensile Poor tree, but what an interesting idea! Obviously the result is strongly dependent on the original font.
Appropriate Tributes@prehensile ALPHABETS FOR THE ALPHABET COMMUNITY
bazbt3 🦣@prehensile A font 'designed by a tree', wow. I'm way behind here and not an artistic designer, but the early deformations remind me of the supposedly dyslexia-friendly font 'Dyslexie', but less literally organic. Thanks for sharing!
Mimi 🏳️⚧️ Milan@prehensile Amazing! I think it’s also a nice touch that the different weights are named according to the years.
R. L. Dane 
@prehensile
Amazing.
Reminds of that time in the nineties that sometime did some actual Postscript programming (it's a Lisp dialect, IIRC!) to create a randomized typeface that was different each time it was printed/displayed.
Amazing.
Reminds of that time in the nineties that sometime did some actual Postscript programming (it's a Lisp dialect, IIRC!) to create a randomized typeface that was different each time it was printed/displayed.
Will 🌹🏴
Simon D. ⏚@datatitian @prehensile Design by a tree trying hard to seal up wounds.
wakest likes your bugs ⁂@prehensile @memexikon this is fucking cool
ana frango analógico@prehensile @aadil could this be considered a solarpunk font? I love the idea
crono 
@prehensile everywhere at the end of time but it's plant-based