YWFT Reversion
YWFT Reversion was originally designed in 1997, then completed in working font format in 2002. Reversion is an interesting, electronic, wide and versatile display type design. One of YWFT Reversion’s strengths is its ability...
font_foundry: YouWorkForThem
YWFT Maetl
Designed in 1999, YWFT Maetl originally came about from exploring the idea of hand-drawing bitmap typefaces. Exploring what happens to the edges and angles with bitmaps when drawn by hand, the final drawings of...
YWFT Nash
YWFT Nash was designed in 1997, inspired by the grunge movement (design and music) of that time. It is nasty, busted, shredded, ripped and one gnarly font that captures the essence of trashed type...
YWFT DesignGraphik
YWFT DesignGraphik was a custom typeface created for the 5th version of the online art project DesignGraphik. YWFT DesignGraphik carries a strong resemblance to Michael Paul Young’s work of the late 90’s and early...
YWFT Enam
YWFT Enam’s letterforms began first as custom lettering during a branding job by the design firm WeWorkForThem, it was later developed into font format in 2002 (opentype format in 2010). After the job, it...
YWFT Estenceler
YWFT Estencler was originally influenced by many different types of stencil lettering, but then altered to have it’s own unique twist. With an appearance similar to Milton Glaser’s Glaser Stencil, YWFT Estencler takes a...
YWFT Expos
YWFT Expos is a single style, rugged, graffiti-like type design consisting of all uppercase characters. The lowercase letters are also caps and can be used as alternate design options to the uppercase characters. YWFT...
YWFT Formation
Influenced by a unique appreciation for Ed Ruscha and AutoCAD, YWFT Formation is an extensive typeface design that goes the distance. It looks machine-like, masculine and slick on the surface, but can also be...
YWFT 6x7oct
YWFT 6x7oct was originally inspired by found maps that were drawn with only octagonal shapes. When creating this typeface, we used different influences such as punch cards and other electronic devices that use systematical...
YWFT Black Slabbath
The heaviest typeface in the world, Black Slabbath. There’s only one thing about this new typeface that isn’t colossally black: the razor-thin white space. It slices through and between geometric characters, creating a juxtaposition...