Creating new fonts is only half the work. The other part is sharing and showing them off. That is the function that the blog performs for us…as a playground and workshop to test and share things in progress. 

We have discovered a few code solutions that will allow us to emebed these samples on the site and we are sharing those samples below; as well as some more customized options seen on some of our more recent blog posts, like here.

Lydia title card
Lydia is a new sans serif that was originally used for display purposes.

Although it only included an upper case character set, we are working to provide a complete character set for all uses.

Ballpoint Sans title card, a new sans serif font
Ballpoint Sans is derived from our other font, Ballpoint Regular.

This is a utility sans serif that is suitable for all uses from typesetting to display.

Ballpoint Roman sample text
Ballpoint is a fun slab serif font that offers a bit of whimsy in its character set.

Ballpoint is a new slab serif derived from a sign painter's manual from the early 20th Century.

Matthewscript preview image, spelling Uncial.
Our Uncial derived from an old lettering manual.

Matthewscript, a working name, is an Uncial that includes a lower case character set to expand the functionality of the typeface.

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Tom Morrow

While awaiting some feedback on project work I took some time to whip up a quick sans serif face based on an old logo from Tomorrowland, in the Magic Kingdom at The Walt Disney World Resort.  Tomorrowoland has always been about the dreams of the future, based on the...

The Boss

Happy Birthday to The Boss, Bruce Springsteen born on this day in 1949 in Long Branch, NJ and one of The Garden State's favorite sons. Although I was born in NYC, and have lived all around the US with a brief time in the UK, I consider myself a kid from Jersey and The...

Batman, 1989

Some days you just need some time to play. This is an homage to not only Tim Burton's 1989 interpretation of Batman but also to the great illustrator's who graced the cover of "The Saturday Evening Post". From J.C. Leyendecker to Norman Rockwell, some of the finest...

The Death of Truth

Sometimes portraits take on a life of their own. The evolution of this portrait of Mon Mothma, played by the talented Genevieve O'Reilly, began in a series of the stars of the hit show "Star Wars Andor" on Disney+.  I had been working through some of my favorites and...

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