font_category: computer

“Novum” means “new thing,” so it’s a bit of a contradiction that YWFT Novum is a retro-styled font. This technical, heavy block font draws inspiration from a typeface originally used by the Swiss graphic...

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...

YWFT Bit was originally hewn from raw pixels in 1998, then mastered to working format in 2003. You may think YWFT Bit is your typical bitmap affair, but oh, how wrong you would be....

YWFT Caliper was originally created as a unique-yet-readable bitmap typeface. While it works well onscreen at small point sizes, it also can be used at larger sizes for retro-style headers and attention-grabbing statements. YWFT...

Challenging Stage! YWFT Blackgold was originally designed as a second extension to YWFT Caliper. It is a thick, chunky, video game-inspired pixel font that works great in digital- and retro-themed projects. (And of course...

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

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...