When Chartwell first launched in 2011, Travis wrote a process post on Tumblr. Yes, it’s that old! In celebration of Pie Day Week, we’ve reposted it on our blog. Also, Chartwell Complete is 20% off for the week. A very rare sale at Vectro! vectrotype.com/blog/chartwel…

New Chartwell tutorial on YouTube! In this one we do a deep dive of Chartwell Bars, going over advanced features, like grids, ranges, stacked bars, and even some stretching! youtube.com/watch?v=obGESU0a…

Rainer in Use on the cover of “The Faraway World” by Patricia Engel. Cover design by Hea Eun Grace Han and Alison Forner Rainer typeface: @PhilippNeumeyer More on fontsinuse.com/uses/57414/th…

New Chartwell tutorial live on YouTube. In this episode we show how to use Chartwell on the web. Watch the full video on YouTube: youtu.be/FTt_fIMDilg

Rainer is looking beautiful in the branding materials for Frida Mindt Cosmetic Tattooing! fridamindt.com — Design: Ann Eckert Typeface: Rainer by @PhilippNeumeyer vectrotype.com/rainer

November 2023 🍁 Here’s a round-up of recent releases and updates. If you’d like to get this delivered directly to your inbox, subscribe to our newsletter. futurefonts.xyz/activity

Our first YouTube tutorial on Chartwell just dropped. In it, we go over the basics of creating charts. Watch the full video on YouTube. Subscribe to our channel for more tips, tricks, and fun videos youtube.com/watch?v=L6VHUtoo…

📝 BLOG POST: Chartbetter with Chartwell Read what’s new in the latest update on vectrotype.com/blog/chartwel…

How do you make a chart with a font you ask? Get Chartwell at: vectrotype.com

📈📊 Chartwell is back home on Vectro, and better than ever!! Four new chart styles, some improvements to the classics (stacked bars anyone?!), and finally support for the web and Figma. Tutorials coming soon. Get Chartwell exclusively at vectrotype.com

There's a bug in the Google Fonts version of Kablammo, which results in missing kerning in Illustrator and InDesign. Until we track down the issue, you can use the version from our GitHub repo. github.com/Vectro-Type-Found…

I guess one cool thing about releasing an OpenSource font is that people can turn the emoji into a color font. Kablammo!

Kablammo! We’ve harnessed the power of a logo designer in a font, so now you can use your fiverr credits on the website. Just add text and color, and presto, cool company! Get Kablammo! vectrotype.com/kablammo

If you’re looking for a boring, normal font, choose Kablammo. In fact it’s so bland that we even had to create a brand new variable axis, called the Morph Axis. Use Kablammo’s Morph Axis to tediously bounce between alternate shapes of utter monotony. vectrotype.com/kablammo

Did you forget to get a birthday card? Well you're in luck, Kablammo is now available in Google Docs! Be the second to use it on a birthday card. Happy birthday mom! vectrotype.com/kablammo

What sets Kablammo apart from Helvetica? Well, unlike most grotesks, we did not use the golden ratio. Instead we used a healthy dose of dashes, gashes, dots, spots, and a few galaxy swirls. Bored of Arial? Use Kablammo. Optimized for wayfinding! vectrotype.com/kablammo

Kablammo was by far one of our most intense creative processes, as we followed countless dead ends. It may appear as chaos in a font, but there was a lot of energy put into making these letters dance together. Read about the making of kablammo on our blog: vectrotype.com/blog/kablammo…