About

Matthew is a graphic designer, type designer, and web developer who has been working with 350.org since 2009.

Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio → went to school at the Western College Program in Oxford, Ohio → interned at Free Range in Washington DC → joined 350 in San Francisco → now living and working in Brooklyn, New York.

Photograph: Matthew sitting outside in a park in front of a domed greenhouse.

Projects

Fonts

Fonts made for people building a progressive future. Free for all non-commercial use.

Fonts

Baseline

Free and open-source framework for building highly-customizable Wordpress websites.

Coming Soon.

Climate Icons

Icons for concepts and ideas related to climate change.

Icons

Work in Use

Row of people holding a teal and gold banner that says 'Climate Jobs Justice' at the 2017 People's Climate March in Washington DC

Large banners leading the different contingents at the 2017 People's Climate March.

Banner Design: César Maxit + others.   Photo: Hector Emanuel/Survival Media Agency.  Typeface: Klima by Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

Circular logo for the New York City Democratic Socialist of America on a red background.

Klima in use in the badge of the New York City chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America.

Design: (unknown).   Typeface: Klima by Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders speaking at podium in front a crowd with the U.S. Capitol building visible in the background.

Graph Condensed in use in banners and signs announcing the launch of the Merkley-Sanders climate bill in May 2017.

Design: Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

Activists hanging a gigantic 'End Coal' banner from a large coal-loading crane in Cirebon, West Java, Indonesia.

Activists with Greenpeace Indonesia block a coal-loading crane in Cirebon, West Java, Indonesia. Part of the Break Free 2016 actions.

Design: Greenpeace Indonesia.   Photo: Afriadi Hikmal/Greenpeace.   Typeface: Graph by Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

350.org website.

Design, development and typeface: Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

People holding up a large-scale banner that reads 'Keep it in the Ground' along a scenic oceanside cliff.

"Keep it in the Ground" banner on the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland.

Design: Green Party of Ireland.   Typeface: Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

Screenshot of tweet from NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Mayor of New York City Bill de Blasio tweeting the launch video for Fossil Free

Video Production: Justin Benn. Typeface: Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

Photo of Melina Laboucan-Massimo and Jane Fonda speaking at podium in front of a rally.

Melina Laboucan-Massimo and Jane Fonda at the March for Jobs, Justice and Climate in Toronto, Canada, July 2015.

Photo: Robert van Waarden/Survial Media Agency. Design + Typeface: Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

Screenshot of the exxonknew.org website homepage

#ExxonKnew website.

Design, development and typeface: Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

T-shirt design for Fossil Free Africa.

T-shirt design for Fossil Free Africa.

Design: Alicia McFadzean. Typeface: Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

100-meter wide image of a polar bear drawn on the Langjökull glacier in Iceland. (biodegradeable food coloring was used)

100-meter wide image of a polar bear drawn on the Langjökull glacier in Iceland (biodegradeable food coloring was used).

Artist: Bjargey Ólafsdóttir. Photo: Christopher Lund. Polar bear design: Matthew Hinders-Anderson.

Writing

9 May 2018

Grand Unified CSS Padding

Responsive, fluid and proportional padding on any screen in any orientation — with one line of CSS and no media queries. (!) →

Contact

Email: ma.tthew@gmail.comwehttam

Github: matthew-hinders-anderson

Keybase: matthewha