YWFT Ultramagnetic Rough
We grabbed the soft-yet-gothic Ultramagnetic while it was totally unaware, dragged it into the alley out back, and roughed it up somethin’ fierce to create a tougher, edgier, and grittier version of one of...
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YWFT Valley
YWFT Valley is a thin, lean and fashionable sans-serif, display font which takes the notion of ball and stick form quite literally. The pattern of dots plays between letters adding to the rhythmic pacing...
YWFT Victoria
YWFT Victoria has the feel of a traditional serif face, yet defies many of these implications due to its hand drawn origins and uniquely inconsistent line weights. This unicase typeface includes all of the...
YWFT Watermelon
Have you ever unwrapped your favorite candy in the world, only to have it fall straight to the ground? There’s no shame in picking it up and eating it while no one is looking...
YWFT Wellsworth
YWFT Wellsworth is the lovechild of that wayward 70s Julia Script and a massive-shouldered fellow with a big black beard and a laugh that rolls like thunder. Formerly known as a handset only design,...
YWFT Wheatgrass
”Tall, organic and hand drawn” sounds like it might be a dating profile headline, and if that sounds good to you, you’re going to want to meet up with YWFT Wheatgrass, which fits that...
Desire Lite
With over five years of design and development, Desire is a pursuit of epic proportions and ready to make a statement by adding elegance and unique flair to your next design project. Desire offers...
Future Tense
Future Tense is a modern type style that is perfect for logos, film, video games, packaging, signs, and more. Charles Borges de Oliveira & Vassil Kateliev’s attention to letter forms insures extreme legibility without...
YWFT Processing
YWFT Processing was developed in 2001 for Casey Reas, the co-creator of the Processing programming language. We created this display face to be sharp, tall, unique and interesting…much like Mr. Reas himself. The font...
YWFT QUE
It has been said that a strong typeface is made stronger when it is applied to a thoughtfully considered composition. Helvetica, perhaps the strongest of all typefaces, even starred in its own film. But...