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Arc Modern 8 A Veer Aggressive in style and weight, this pixel font animates well in Flash. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Arc Standard 8 A Veer Round. Wide. Sci-Fi. Titles. Pull-quotes. Even logos. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Casual 5 A Veer Five pixels high. A good titling font for the smallest of designs. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Casual 7 A Veer Round and smooth, thin and full of style. A fun pixel font. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Casual Bold 5 A Veer Used in small doses, this font has a stylish bitmap look to it. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Casual Bold 7 A Veer This font holds its color well for flash animations. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Classic 7 A Veer Perfect for accent text, whether the design is Flash or CSS. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Classic Bold 7 A Veer The black sheep of the Astromo bitmap family. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Modern 5 A Veer A bossy little pixel font for titling, buttons, and accent text. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Modern Bold 5 A Veer A small but heavy-duty pixel font. Good for button and title design. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Standard 5 A Veer The original. Works well in any design destined for the screen. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Standard Bold 5 A Veer Dignified in a sci-fi sort of way. Sharp and crisp in Flash. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Standard Extra Wide 5 A Veer The most spacious of the Astromo pixel font family. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Standard Extra Wide Bold 5 A Veer Small titles, subtitles, even captions. Animates well in Flash too. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Standard Wide 5 A Veer Spacious and uniform, this bitmap font has a light, stylish look. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Standard Wide Bold 5 A Veer This is a sprawling little pixel font. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Atom Standard 18 A Veer Aggressive and experimental. For titling in Flash, CSS, and WAP designs. This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Arc Complete A Veer This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions of each weight. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Classic Family A Veer This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions of each weight. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Modern Family A Veer This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions of each weight. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Casual Family A Veer This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions of each weight. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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Astromo Standard Family A Veer This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions of each weight. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
€119.00 |
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Astromo Complete A Veer This pixel font comes with both tight- and loosely-kerned versions of each weight. Tyler Young didn’t study typography - he was schooled via trial by fire. In creating an online magazine, Tyler found he needed fonts that held up at small sizes. That gave rise to his Mean Tangerine type foundry - named after his long-standing misunderstanding of the first line of the Beatles song “Savoy Truffle,” which begins “cream tangerine.” Review this product |
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