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Propaniac
Propaniac is a 1980s-style postmodern typeface inspired by a Pointer Sisters record sleeve which was designed by Shoot That Tiger Creative Services. Almost all current Latin based languages are...
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Spectrashell
In 2017, my cousin and I designed a hard-shell waterproof passport case. He designed and engineered the case itself and I came up with hexagonal grip pattern, the logo and metal badge, packaging and...
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Not meant to be read by drivers
There’s no shape that can’t be formed into an alphabet. But that doesn’t mean I won’t keep searching for it. For this project, I designed a set of shapes that would be intentionally challenging to...
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Doin’ the Neutron Dance
In 1983, Shoot That Tiger Creative Services created a record sleeve for the UK single of the Pointer Sisters Neutron Dance. The design ticked all the boxes for the design trends that would continue to...
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Greek, Russian & Vietnamese Coffee
Kenyan coffee started it 1999 as a rather unrefined (to say the least) compact sans serif headliner. The original concept was a neo-grotesque with some mechanical style elements of early twentieth...
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Joystix Language Extensions
It all started in 1976 when the Atari video arcade game Sprint 2 was developed an released. Sprint II was an overhead racing game with two steering wheels and a black and white screen and was...
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Cybermontage
Cybermontage is a postmodern display typeface reminiscent of a particularly rad 1980’s/1990’s typographic trend. This anything-but-boring design trend employed campy colors, clean geometric shapes,...
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Cybermontage: Instant Postmodern Typography
Cybermontage is an idea I’ve had several years ago where I would try to to recreate a popular typographical trend from the mid 80’s to the early 90’s. Designers would take various typefaces and...
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Galderglynn 1884
Galderglynn 1884 is a nineteenth-century style sans-serif typeface. This is a refined expansion of another typeface called Galderglynn Esquire. Galderglynn Esquire was an intentionally rustic looking...
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A New Galderglynn
Galderglynn 1884 is a typeface project commissioned by a design team working on behalf of Jameson Whiskey. In 2013, Jameson commissioned a custom version of 2010’s Galderglynn Esquire. But Galderglynn...
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Bitcrusher
Bitcrusher is an ultramodern, ultra-compact sans-serif typeface influenced by contemporary vehicle design and consumer electronics. It was designed for maximum compression, allowing you to fit more...
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Bitcrusher: Ultracompact Techno
Recently, I noticed a gap in the techno font category. There are innumerable wide and normal width techno typefaces. The boxy shapes of ultramodern, square typefaces are suited to being stretched...
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Pricedown language update
Pricedown has been updated with characters for Vietnamese, Greek, Cyrillic and almost all current Latin-based languages. All the latest currency symbols have been included as well as Roman numerals...
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Steelfish Rounded
Steelfish Rounded is a compact headliner based on the popular typeface, Steelfish. Steelfish Rounded avoids modern-day stylistic touches and antique ornamentation, allowing it to swim stealthily...
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Just Steelfish with rounded ends
The name Steelfish Rounded is self explanatory if you’re already familiar with Steelfish. Fonts with little rounded corners are always labor intensive. It would be nice if there was a magical “make...
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Coolvetica Crushed
The Coolvetica typeface has gained condensed, compressed and crushed variants. While most contemporary compressed fonts have curved sides, Coolvetica keeps it retro with space efficient flat sides....
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Kenyan Coffee Stencil
Kenyan Coffee Stencil a headliner based on the late 1990’s typeface by the same name. Kenyan Coffee has a hybrid industrial/deco style which is perfectly suited to stencilization. The commercial use...
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Stencilized Kenyan Coffee
For a long time I though Kenyan Coffee would be a good target for stencilization so I went ahead with it. Kenyan Coffee Stencil includes the full character set of the original font. The gaps are...
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Good Timing
Good Timing is based on an ultramodern typeface called Good Times from 1998. This version has more streamlined capitals, a more dynamic weight range and a matching lowercase. Mathematical symbols,...
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Better Timing
Good Timing is a sequel to the 1998 ultramodern typeface, Good Times. Good Times was techno-style inspired by the lettering used on Pontiac vehicles around 1990. When I created Good Times, it wasn’t...
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