How can a typeface be a studio?

For Polymode Studio, the answer was Polymode Sans, a custom variable typeface family with an axis for Realness. We love talking about this project because it sheds light on the mysterious powers of variable fonts. Here are two ways to learn more!

Attend our free lecture about/with Polymode

Next Monday (10:30 AM EDT), Ben and Jesse will give a brief talk about the project along with Polymode Studio's Brian Johnson, who will provide the color commentary and client perspective. This is a part of I Love Typography’s Font Fashion Week—be sure to check out their full lineup of events.
► Sign up to attend our free ILT lecture on April 4

Read Type Network’s case study

For a different perspective on Polymode Sans, read a case study about this chameleon typeface that “expresses points of view ranging from quietly buttoned-up to fiercely outrageous.”
► Read “Give me twirl or clutch them pearls” at Type Network

Lovers Magazine interviews Jesse

Partner Jesse Ragan had a lively discussion with Lovers Magazine, sharing a look at his workspace and discussing journaling, mentorship, and his approach to type design. Also, a curated productivity playlist!
► Read the interview at Lovers Magazine