Over the course of a year, I researched and created ZXX , a disruptive typeface which takes its name from the Library of Congress’ listing of three-letter codes denoting which language a book is written in. Code “ZXX” is used when there is: “No linguistic content; Not applicable.” (via Making Democracy Legible: A Defiant Typeface — The Gradient — Walker Art Center )
Sketchnote Text, Italic and Bold were built from hundreds of hand-drawn glyphs, and variations on glyphs . These added characters allowed Delve to create Contextual Alternates — multiple variations on each character which help recreate variations in handwriting and can be accessed with tools that support this OpenType feature, like InDesign. (via The Sketchnote Typeface – Rohdesign – Designer Mike Rohde )
Avería – The Average Font This is the story of the creation of a new font, Avería: the average of all the fonts on my computer.