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It only feels like 2 weeks ago since we last launched a new font …
… it was, but where FC Crimp excels in glyphs and functionality, FC Filter is quite the opposite.
FC Filter is a variable display typeface that has more masters than it has glyphs; 387 masters to be precise. Our first release from the mind of @typemytype is released through @futurefonts.
Filter pushes the limits of variable fonts and how they are made. It is the culmination of Frederik’s obsession with mono linear fonts.
The next version of MD Thermochrome was always going to involve some kind of oblique axis. But what about one that goes in both directions?
Aiming for a release later this month...
https://www.future-fonts.com/mass-driver/thermochrome
Cru, the font for all you serious and less serious typographical needs.
Explore Cru and other fonts
at: https://www.fontclubbelgica.com/typefaces/cru
NEW RELEASE !!!
FC Crimp is a super family that we use for our website and communication. We will explore many of it’s details and design decisions in the coming weeks, but here are the main features.
If you want to explore Crimp at your own pace you can do so at https://fontclubbelgica.com/typefaces/crimp/
FC Crimp is a modern revival of a brilliant yet overlooked idea from type history, blending technical precision with contemporary design.
Our site is generated on a modular system with extensions, automation where possible and scripting. Just like the software used to produce our goods.
What else did you expect …
If you want to know how, buy us a 🍸🧃 drink and we might lift the veil …
To all you beautiful nerds, this episode of Hyperfixed #podcast reaches all of you:
#typedesigners #musicians #programmers #circuitbenders #researchers #engineers
and it even comes with a #FreeFont download!
https://www.hyperfixedpod.com/listen/hyperfixed/little-by-little
Is now a good time to talk about … Nib?
It’s our workhorse serif typeface that can be molded to your needs.
Check it out on https://www.fontclubbelgica.com/typefaces/nib
#Nib #Typeface #Serif #Font #Workhorse #Branding #Design #Typography
Specimen for Brush, (Typeface by Robert E. Smith), Lanston Monotype Machine Company, Philadelphia, 1942.
More commonly known as Brush Script in its digital version, (and often maligned due to misuse and overuse), Brush is one of the more successful examples of mid-20th-century script lettering translated to metal type.
This is our origin story.
Rutherford Craze
Edgar Walthert
Letterform Archive
