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Greenpeace climbers hanging a massive 'Quit Coal' banner from machinery in Cirebon, Indonesia.

Greenpeace climbers hanging a massive 'Quit Coal' banner from machinery in Cirebon, Indonesia.   Credit: Greenpeace

Font: Graph.

Posters supporting the labor strikes in the UK   Credit: Autonomous Design Group

Font: Graph.

Invitation to a series of talks about climate justice, part of a the Global Trainings Week organized by 350.org   Credit: 350.org

Font: Klima.

Graphics from the New York City chapter of Democratic Socialists for the Tax the Rich campaign.   Credit: NYC DSA

Font: Union Gothic.

Posts from people in Brazil fighting against the corporate destruction of the Amazon   Credit: 350 Latin America

Font: Greve.

Poster supporting Rojava against the state-sponsored violence of Turkey against Kurds in Syria.   Credit: Unknown

Font: Graph.

Jane Fonda delivers a speech in Canada as part of the Jobs, Justice and Climate Rally.   Credit: 350 Canada

Font: Graph.

Fonts

Clack

Clack — to improve their peaceful emptiness putting down little curls.

About Clack

Clack is a monospace typeface inspired by typewriter typefaces like those found on the IBM Selectric. Perfect when you need a font that blends utilitarian sturdiness with vintage warmth and personality.

Clack features a full range of weights all the way from thin to black, as well as a full set of italics. A set of variable fonts is also included.

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License Summary*

  1. You may copy and redistribute these fonts in any medium or format.
  2. You may modify, adapt, and build upon the fonts as you see fit. If you distribute any modified versions you create, they must be distributed under this same license.
  3. You may not use the fonts for commercial purposes without explicit prior written authorization.

*The above is a summary of, and not a substitute for the license. Read the full license here.

Union Gothic

Try Me!
UNION GOTHIC — Joy is not made to be a crumb.

About Union Gothic

Union Gothic is a display typeface that ranges from extremely narrow to ultra wide. It's great for headlines, signs, banners — any place where you need to squish and stretch your text to fit exactly the shape you need.

It was made to test the limits of what you can do with a variable font, to see if it's possible to have a typeface that slides seamlessly from one extreme to another.

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License Summary*

  1. You may copy and redistribute these fonts in any medium or format.
  2. You may modify, adapt, and build upon the fonts as you see fit. If you distribute any modified versions you create, they must be distributed under this same license.
  3. You may not use the fonts for commercial purposes without explicit prior written authorization.

*The above is a summary of, and not a substitute for the license. Read the full license here.

Arroyo

Arroyo.   Likely I visited all the shimmering, heart-stabbing questions

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License Summary*

  1. You may copy and redistribute these fonts in any medium or format.
  2. You may modify, adapt, and build upon the fonts as you see fit. If you distribute any modified versions you create, they must be distributed under this same license.
  3. You may not use the fonts for commercial purposes without explicit prior written authorization.

*The above is a summary of, and not a substitute for the license. Read the full license here.

About Arroyo

Big, bold, with a little old west flavor. Arroyo is a chunky wedge serif typeface with sharp, exaggerated serifs.

Originally drafted for The Equation Campaign in 2020 — we didn't end up using the typeface in the final brand typography. I promptly forgot about it for three years before I found it on the shelf and made it available here.

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Mort

Mort — better to be a bird, like this one — an ornament of the eternal as he came down.

About Mort

Mort is a tightly-spaced display typeface that's half Art Deco, half 70's funk. Drawing inspiration from typefaces like Raisonné, Avant Garde, Gill Sans Kayo (fuck Eric Gill, though) and the cover of Mort Garson's 1976 album Plantasia, Mort aims to blend sharp and geometric with quirky and offbeat.

Mort is a variable font with a "weight" axis, so you're using an app that supports it, you can freely adjust the weight to be exactly as bold or as light as you need.

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License Summary*

  1. You may copy and redistribute these fonts in any medium or format.
  2. You may modify, adapt, and build upon the fonts as you see fit. If you distribute any modified versions you create, they must be distributed under this same license.
  3. You may not use the fonts for commercial purposes without explicit prior written authorization.

*The above is a summary of, and not a substitute for the license. Read the full license here.

Klima

  • Ultralight
  • Light
  • Regular
  • Medium
  • Bold
  • Heavy
  • Ultra
  • Ultralight Italic
  • Light Italic
  • Regular Italic
  • Medium Italic
  • Bold Italic
  • Heavy Italic
  • Ultra Italic
Klima — It was the hundred-legged tree, walking again. The cattle egret moved out into the sunlight

About Klima

(pronounced KLEE-muh)

Simple and versatile. Designed first and foremost to be a body font suited for paragraph text. The very light and very bold weights can make for a nice title or headline, though.

The earliest versions of Klima were my first serious attempts at making a typeface. It started as an attempt to make a softer, more relaxed version of DIN but over the years and after many, many, many revisions, Klima eventually settled into its own personality.

Fun fact — FF DIN designer Albert-Jan Pool once made said the italics were "brutal"... and he wasn't totally wrong (I redrew the italics).

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License Summary*

  1. You may copy and redistribute these fonts in any medium or format.
  2. You may modify, adapt, and build upon the fonts as you see fit. If you distribute any modified versions you create, they must be distributed under this same license.
  3. You may not use the fonts for commercial purposes without explicit prior written authorization.

*The above is a summary of, and not a substitute for the license. Read the full license here.

Folsom

Folsom.   Likely I visited all the shimmering, heart-stabbing questions

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License Summary*

  1. You may copy and redistribute these fonts in any medium or format.
  2. You may modify, adapt, and build upon the fonts as you see fit. If you distribute any modified versions you create, they must be distributed under this same license.
  3. You may not use the fonts for commercial purposes without explicit prior written authorization.

*The above is a summary of, and not a substitute for the license. Read the full license here.

About Folsom

Wide, chunky, and super-double-extra-bold. Modern, but with a little bit of that old-time wood type flavor. Great for giant, unignorable headlines. Probably horrible for paragraphs or fine print.

Originally created for the 'RISE' mass climate action happening around the Global Climate Action Summit in 2018.

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Katwijk Mono

Light
  • Light
  • Regular
  • Bold
  • Black
Katwijk Mono. All this I read in the papers, in the sunlight, I read with my cold, sharp eyes.

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License Summary*

  1. You may copy and redistribute these fonts in any medium or format.
  2. You may modify, adapt, and build upon the fonts as you see fit. If you distribute any modified versions you create, they must be distributed under this same license.
  3. You may not use the fonts for commercial purposes without explicit prior written authorization.

*The above is a summary of, and not a substitute for the license. Read the full license here.

About Katwijk Mono

(pronounced CUT-vague)*

A workhorse monospace typeface suited for paragraph text, UI elements and writing code. Designed while in the town of Katwijk on the north coast of the Netherlands in January 2018 while working on the Fossil Free project.

*at least, I think that's how it's pronounced. The Dutch people still looked at me funny every time I tried to say it.

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Anslo

Display Regular
  • Display Regular
Anslo.   Like a happiness toward the water, where some bubbles on the surface of that underworld announced a fatal carelessness

About Anslo

Coming Soon.

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  • n/a

Greve

Weight
Width
GREVE — WE WILL ALL CRY OUT LAST WORDS heave and spit them into the shattering universe.

About Greve

Greve is a condensed, flat-sided display typeface that was developed for the 2019 Global Climate Strike.

A variable font that's adjustable along weight and width axes, Greve is designed to make typsetting full-width headlines easy — if you're having trouble getting text to fit onto a certain number of lines, just turn the width up or down slightly to get the fit you need without having to touch the spacing.

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License Summary*

  1. You may copy and redistribute these fonts in any medium or format.
  2. You may modify, adapt, and build upon the fonts as you see fit. If you distribute any modified versions you create, they must be distributed under this same license.
  3. You may not use the fonts for commercial purposes without explicit prior written authorization.

*The above is a summary of, and not a substitute for the license. Read the full license here.

Graph FF Condensed

Black
  • Black
Graph Condensed Black.   You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves.

About Graph FF Condensed

A flat-sided, condensed display face, good for headlines and titles.

Originally created for the Fossil Free project identity. Includes icons from the Fossil Free icons set built into the font, accessible with Opentype-powered shortcodes.

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License Summary*

  1. You may copy and redistribute these fonts in any medium or format.
  2. You may modify, adapt, and build upon the fonts as you see fit. If you distribute any modified versions you create, they must be distributed under this same license.
  3. You may not use the fonts for commercial purposes without explicit prior written authorization.

*The above is a summary of, and not a substitute for the license. Read the full license here.

Graph

Paris
  • Bold
  • Black
  • Condensed Bold
  • Paris
  • Condensed Paris
Graph Bold.   Speed, obviously, was joy. But then so was the sudden, slow circle it carved into the slightly silvery air

About Graph

The original Graph. A flat-sided, condensed display face, good for headlines and titles.

Originally created as a companion to Klima, variants have been added over the years. For example, the "Paris" versions were created for the 2015 Paris UN climate conference.

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License Summary*

  1. You may copy and redistribute these fonts in any medium or format.
  2. You may modify, adapt, and build upon the fonts as you see fit. If you distribute any modified versions you create, they must be distributed under this same license.
  3. You may not use the fonts for commercial purposes without explicit prior written authorization.

*The above is a summary of, and not a substitute for the license. Read the full license here.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Supported Languages

*Latinized.

If you have any difficulty using the fonts in any of these languages, please let me know! It's difficult for one person to test this many languages thoroughly, so reporting any problems you encounter is a big help.

If this seems like a lot of languages, I agree — in researching font language support, you to run into the hard truth that Europeans (and later, Americans) invaded most of the world and either directly or indirectly forced other cultures to adopt the Latin alphabet. Military, economic and technological imperialism continue to reinforce the spread of the Latin alphabet at the expense of traditional and indigenous writing systems. It's wack.