Gaze, an experimental variable font created in 2022 in collaboration with Yoann Bry.
The goal of this font was to stretch variable type to its limits, for pure animation purposes: lower case becomes upper case, thin type becomes super fat... It was a challenge to make everything interpolate without too much overlap.
Test it out for yourself ! 
https://erwanleretif.xyz/projects/gaze
Wow wow wow!
https://fonts.studiofeixen.ch/mov/
Mov Variable #VariableFont
Designed by Felix Pfäffli and Robin Eberwein
Mov is a showcase of ideas how to move variable fonts other than the registered axes.
(Tipped off by @simontruffer )
http://36.letterspace.amsterdam just got one upped big time!
A for Apple
B for Ball
C for Cat
#WIP #variablefont as flashcard
OK, have a great weekend everyone.
Here is another animation by Daniël Maarleveld for #ElectricBlue.
Now with Latin Extended glyph set.
The version v0.3 is available at @futurefonts
https://www.future-fonts.com/fontspectrum/electric-blue
#VariableFont #FutureFonts #Cavalry #Ad
We updated #ElectricBlue with Latin Extended accents.
Daniël Maarleveld made this amazing animation, that takes advantage of the full spectrum of weights included in Electric Blue. #VariableFont @futurefonts
amoeba's can take any shape, even that of a letter #VariableFont #colorv1
Amsterdam has a new #foundry!
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Laucke Siebein/ Type f.k.a. Zeeburg Typefoundry has two typefaces so far. Notch is a #VariableFont made to animate to music. Mimesis is a modernisation of an #ArtDeco typeface by Heinrich Wieynck, published by Wilhelm Woellmer.
In collabotration with Clemens Buchegger.
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https://type.studio-laucke-siebein.com
Here you go @monokrom.
And thanks, it is a fun puzzle indeed.
This update has been rightfully requested a loooooong time ago by @haraldpeter.
Might still take a while to flatten everything, add kerning and make sure the replacement works everywhere.
But tricky letters are resolved now.
Typesetting a font specimen for a #VariableFont with #TeXLaTeX is one of the last adventures apparently ;)
But I got it working now. luaotfload seems to be buggy, but set to render the fonts with #HarfBuzz it seems to work.
An update for LTR Very Bauble! The original characterset was a bit sparse, so I added, oh, let's see, an asterism, at, sterling, questiondown, Eacute, Ohungarumlaut, Icircumflex, Scommaaccent, Lslash, Adieresis.alt and, let's see, about 2500 more of their friends! All animated with lines, thorns and pips. One axis, five masters. These letters were already having a party and now they are having a ball, waving their new flag and banners. #ad #update #tuscan #variablefont https://letterror.com/verybauble/index.html
It also happens in LibreOffice on Gnome with the Bold weight. I don't even have the slightest idea how to debug this. #gnome #kde #fonts #linux #VariableFont
Any idea why a variable font with weight (wght) and descender (YTDE) axes would show the short descender when I select the Light instead of the (default) Regular weight in KDE Konsole? #kde #fonts #linux #VariableFont
my WIP #VariableFont where I am experimenting interpolation between two totally dissimilar designs, a Serif typeface inspired by LibreBaskerville, and a Blackletter typeface emulating Unifracture-Cook Bold.
Creating #VariableFont using #VariableComponent is fun with @fontra
If you use the Affinity suite, be aware that the last update to 2.6.0 has broken the support of custom variable axes.
The sliders are only showing the defined instances and also use the internal rather than the external coordinates.
And yes I documented it and filed a complaint.
Bitzer is the latest #typeface by James Plattner, now available on Future Fonts @futurefonts Designed for headlines, #logos and editorial design, Bitzer’s narrow proportions allow for efficient #text arrangement without compromising #readability. 
https://futurefonts.xyz/james-plattner/bitzer
A variable font with weight and serif axes :)
(Isn’t it remarkable that when you just slap some serifs on a narrow monolinear font, it instantly gives off Officina vibes?)
#VariableFont #Interpolation #Fonts #TypeDesign
