Pinch us β we've gotta be dreaming!!
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We're really excited to see @sweetfontHQ on Hacker News today -- https://t.co/BgRmlFvh59
It's a tool that helps you find great fonts for whatever you're designing π
Millennial beauty brand @glossier opted for a grotesque sans-serif typeface for their wordmark. The creators of this font describe it as a fusion of ITC Johnson, Gill Sans, Franklin Gothic, and other notable fonts. Get a similar look with Google Fonts lato or cabin.
Synesthesia β a phenomenon where people perceive accompanying colors for letters/numbers. For some with this condition (including our founder @kleintech), 2's are always red or 5's are always blue. There aren't any known disadvantages of this condition, but it seems really cool.
Aligning with their mission of disrupting the cereal industry, @eatmagicspoon opted for a funky brutalist font that stands out on any grocery store aisle. π₯
Yellow and red together make you hungry. Fast food chains figured this out years ago and use this color combination over and over in branding, advertising, and restaurant decor.π
Possibly the best part of 2020 was the reinstatement of everybody's favorite wordmark β the worm! @NASA announced that it was bringing back the groovy stylized text as their secondary logo after it was retired back in 1992.πͺ
Back in the day, there were two words for orange: one for the fruit, and one for the color. The fruit was an orange, and the color was either "geoluread" (yellow-red) or "crog" π
A sweet rebrand launched by @sweetgreen last year. Though they kept their wordmark fully lowercase, features of their new custom font include a lower x-height along with decreased letter spacing π₯¬