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YWFT Moteur began as a technical, retro, machine-like design, with a second version later released as YWFT Maetl. YWFT Moteur carries a strong inspiration from the type work of Wim Crouwel, but branches into a new realm of a more French/German engine-like

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YWFT Nim is all about layering. Bevel effects, outline effects, 3d effects, shadow effects--all are possible and uniquely powerful with YWFT Nim, making for a near-infinite amount of variety and style.

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This technical, heavy block font draws inspiration from a typeface originally used by the Swiss graphic designer Siegfried Odermatt. This thing is massive and powerful, and works great in headlines, posters and branding work, but can also be used in more

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Comprised entirely of "plus signs" of varying weights, YWFT OneCross had its genesis in YWFT OverCross (2002). When it was reworked later that year in order to create a more integrated blend of positive and negative space, Over became One, and t

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YWFT OverCross originally started as a typeface design that set out to explore visual form while retaining legibility. At close range, YWFT OverCross is visually beautiful but rather unreadable.

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YWFT QUE is a display font that follows a new design mantra: "Conservatively Absurd." It was developed to be the anti-Helvetica; to send a middle finger to legibility. It snarls at Times New Roman and dropkicks "the norm."

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YWFT Reversion is an interestingly wide and versatile display type design, perfect for a striking headline or an attention-grabbing poster or billboard. One of YWFT Reversion's strengths is its ability to help any designer start custom lettering jobs with

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Quick, somebody call Erich von Däniken! YWFT S3 is a folktronic, arts-and-circuits, crocheted robotic masterpiece of the first order, with two weights (regular and alternate) and two pattern fonts, also at two weights (regular and alternate).

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For striking, stylishly modern design, Selek(t) something incredible. (See what we did there?) YWFT Selek was designed with the idea of bringing a softer touch to machine-like letterforms, with the final result falling between mechanical and electronic.

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YWFT Service is a display typeface, strongly influenced by electronic music during the late 90s and early 00's. YWFT Service began as custom-drawn lettering on flyers for various music labels and DJs.

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The Precursors. The Founders. The Engineers. Known by many names in popular culture, this colony of erudite masters from Long Before were as style-conscious as they were technically adept, and their written glyphs certainly might have resembled YWFT Whisk

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Zipsonik is a font design published by Fonthead.

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