Tenor Sans - simple, elegant, good for professional use Freehouse - fun, modern, evocative of a tee-shirt you‘d get on the boardwalk to cover your sunburn after a long day at the beach. Boecklin’s Universe - all time fav, i’m a whore for art nouveau Playfair Display: My everyday font
Any grotesk font for a fact. Oddly specific, this is a classic that trumps Helvetica me thinks… My top 2nd and 3rd are: Glyphworld by Leah Maldonado and Ready Active by Plain Form Favourite open-source font foundry: Collletttivo https://www.collletttivo.it
Low Tech Magazine runs on a single solar panel. We take for granted just how much energy is needed to keep up with our digital footprint. The tenet of the magazine is to radically reimagine our technology in more sustainable ways. The website has solar panel data so you can see how charged the website is. Running on solar means the website does go offline at times when the sun isn't out. In a world where access to information is so ubiquitous, it's really cool to have a website that isn't always going to be online.
