font_foundry: YouWorkForThem
YWFT Olivia
There’s nothing more celebrated than youth. We strive to look young for as long as humanly possible, and many of us recall parts of our childhood as some of the best moments of our...
YWFT Trisect
The visual design of YWFT Trisect was inspired by retro soccer/football jerseys and their triple line, number style. We spent many years in the early 90‘s dreaming of creating this face, but each attempt...
YWFT Unisect
Designed in 1998-1999, YWFT Unisect was built as the sister to the popular, triple lined typeface, YWFT Trisect. YWFT Unisect contains a minimal, geometric style that stays consistent and is very legible no matter...
YWFT Wool
YWFT Wool is a rough-house, dirty stencil font designed to execute textual statements that need to be said with authority. It’s raw, mean, distressed, and can even be used in more conservative manners when...
YWFT Selek
YWFT Selek was designed in 1998 with the idea of exploring machine like forms with a softer touch. The final design is somewhere between mechanical and electronic, at the same time it is very...
YWFT Service
YWFT Service is a display typeface, strongly influenced by the electronic music movement during the late 90s and early 2000’s. Created during the era when design firm WeWorkForThem was working with music labels and...
YWFT OverCross
YWFT OverCross is one of the most unique type designs to come out of the late 90’s and early 2000’s. It originally started as a typeface design setting out to explore visual form but...
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...
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...