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[OFF●TOPIC] Wow. Travis Kochel blew my mind twice, and I did not even know his name.

First in 2013 with his Chartwell, released by Vectro Type Foundry. A brilliant typeface using ligatures to draw charts. Such a smart idea.

Then around 2019 with his platform Future Fonts. An idea so simple and bright that you wonder why nobody did it before.

Small world.

● More: vectrotype.com
● More: futurefonts.com

A screenshot showing the Chartwell page on the Vectro Type Foundry website, displaying charts generated with ligatures, alongside a screenshot of the Future Fonts platform, which sells fonts still in development.

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