A tall, sharp display typeface originally created in 2001 for Casey Reas, co-creator of the Processing programming language, expanded from a logo into a six-weight family.
About
Derived from an existing logo created for Casey Reas, the typeface extends that visual idea into a full six-weight family with a distinctly sharp, screen-oriented character. Its pixel and bitmap aesthetic reflects the computational context of its origins, making it well suited to tech-themed and digital design work. Originally released in 2001, it was converted to OpenType format in 2010.
Classification
A tall, sharp display face derived from a logo design, with pixel and bitmap characteristics. Its association with screen-based computing and the Processing language places it firmly in the pixel/bitmap display category.
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