Tag: YouWorkForThem
YWFT Merry Font
YWFT Merry is an original Jeff Rodgers handset design, now converted into a working system font by the designers at YouWorkForThem. All the inlines, drop shades, outlines and ornaments of the original artwork has been preserved with great attention to
YWFT Motif Font
After starting life as as customizable set of unique vector illustrations, YWFT Motif has been reborn like Jay Gatsby into a meticulously crafted icon/symbol font, inspired by Art Deco. Containing two styles, so users can layer the solid with the
YWFT Yoke Font
A yoke is the “old-world” slang for twin, or double, or duplex, since it turned two oxen from independent operators into a powerful two-ox team. And if you ever plowed a ten-acre bean field by hand, you know how important
YWFT Attic Font
This is about a journey, from humble EPS handset to magical OpenType glory that might even be a bit spooky if it wasn’t so darn majestic. This stately YWFT Attic is full of surprises, with gorgeous stylistic alternates and swash
YWFT Sugar Font
Like a candy store full of salt water taffy, YWFT Sugar brings the flavor to satisfy the sweetest tooth. Featuring stylistic alternates like swash, contextual alternates and ligatures, this Sugar is just the right combination of silly-in-the-school yard and fun-in-the-sun,
YWFT Duncan Font
Once again, the Brazilian type ninjas at PintassilgoPrints have slipped unseen into our mountain fortress and left behind a fierce 26-finger death punch. YWFT Duncan is the latest addition to our hand-drawn house of champions, but this one has the
YWFT Clairemy Font
The smell of ink is redolent in the air, as the resistance printers screen propaganda deep in a basement in the French Quarter. The Absinthe is flowing, and there’s static on the radio, as YWFT Clairemy makes its proud and
YWFT Burls Font
YWFT Burls comes at you like the late-60s Minnesota Vikings defensive line. Burly, thick, massive, manly, and tough with retro thickness and fifty pounds of lard-enriched meat sauce. Pour out a tall single-malt straight up, and order up a Kansas