WORDMARK | Sexy Fontent.™ Lead font engineer @WELTEKRN. Helping at @vercel and maker of Cal Sans! Helped @Calcom, @BuzzFeed, @FontBureau, @GoogleFonts.
Brooklyn, NY
Joined December 2007
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The family Cal.com keeps. Bring it home soon! Here is what I think designers will find most useful about my latest (and greatest) OFL release 🧵 – at Brooklyn, NY
if you havent seen the new cal.com/font page you are missing out!
tons of new sizes, brand new Cal Sans UI font too
fret not! vercel.com/blog/introducing-… – at Brooklyn, NY
New work: the greatly anticipated Geist Serif. Also, used masterfully by some of the nicest people. – at Brooklyn, NY
When I was making this font, I had no idea what people would do with it. I’m glad to finally see some of the awesome work! – at Brooklyn, NY
pretext × my shipped geist serif × probably the world’s best “web justification engine” almost 1:1 with InDesign wordmark.nyc/font-proofer/ve… – at Brooklyn, NY
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I got to make the posters for this release. Super fun, felt like going back to my roots to work on a type specimen page again.
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This was a really fun story to work on because
@evilrabbit_ and @MarkFonts care as much about word choice and tone as they do about the exact angle of the eye in individual characters.
Incredible work, gentleman.
A serif face only possible to create today, built for humans in the real world and machines with modern screens. vercel.com/blog/introducing-…
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A serif face only possible to create today, built for humans in the real world and machines with modern screens. vercel.com/blog/introducing-…
geist serif drops today. as always, SIL OFL. today marks publicly my ongoing engagement with @vercel for the og @evilrabbit_ – at Brooklyn, NY
my process: test as many engineered iterations based on my single upcoming release as possible.
i built a foundry tool that measures strokes as parts and thickens desired outlines directly, so i can set real words and see which strokes need weight for a future text cut. breaks stems and strokes into italic. it looks weird. that's the point – at Brooklyn, NY