Query
The most modern gothic. Query was born out of a lineage of experimentation and developing a voice within type. I wanted this typeface to have a strong personality but also give room for legibility....
font_designer: Michael Cina
Atelier
Atelier started years ago as a sketch for a branding project. Like a lot of my fonts, I would pick it up and work on it for a bit and then have to concentrate...
Sagan
Sagan was designed as an alternate to Ramsey; you could call them brothers. It was drawn, redrawn, and expanded on, to put it lightly. It boasts 770 glyphs in each weight, covering all European...
YWFT Agostina
With almost 300 characters, YWFT Agostina is both a workhorse and a must-own typeface. Must-own, because it’s a modern sans-serif design that contains both beginning caps and ending lowercase swash letters, available easily via...
YWFT Chateau
Home-spun & hand-done, the coarsely calligraphic YWFT Chateau is an endearingly uneven complete script face with unerring links and lots of character. YWFT Chateau was converted to opentype format in 2010.
Skol
Feast your eyes on Skol, a delinquent typeface containing eight distinctive weights. Each member of the family is wider than the next, giving you a versatile selection that both solves design problems and adds...
Reileta
Reileta started years ago as a sketch for a branding project. Like a lot of my fonts, I would pick it up and work on it for a bit and then have to concentrate...
YWFT Wool
YWFT Wool is a rough-house, dirty stencil font designed to execute textual statements that need to be said with authority. It’s raw, mean, distressed, and can even be used in more conservative manners when...
YWFT Selek
YWFT Selek was designed in 1998 with the idea of exploring machine like forms with a softer touch. The final design is somewhere between mechanical and electronic, at the same time it is very...
YWFT Service
YWFT Service is a display typeface, strongly influenced by the electronic music movement during the late 90s and early 2000’s. Created during the era when design firm WeWorkForThem was working with music labels and...