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First release: 2006

Named for: the former name of Tokyo

The story surrounding this one is that I used a box cutter to chop up the end of a Sharpie chisel tip marker, then used it to write the letters while I was watching Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo. It's true.

First release: 2005

Handwriting of Ruth Reilly— a sharp and methodical cursive script.

First release: 2006

Handwriting of Daisy Watford— a careful and elegant cursive.

First release: 2006

Handwriting of Maxine Mars— hasty and a bit untidy, with a strong rhythmic quality to it.

First release: 2006

Handwriting of Fawn Clayton— straightforward, accessible, and nonchalant.

First release: 2006

Handwriting of Gisele Siegel— a looping, showy script with a bit of an obstinate streak.

First release: 2005

Handwriting of Terry Quirk— casual and no-nonsense, placing clarity above everything else.

First release: 2004

Named for: the capital of Finland

A font which began as my own handwriting in a thick black marker, but then I whittled away at it bit by bit until it no longer resembled its initial appearance. It's my usual choice for word balloon lettering.

First release: 2004

Named for: a radio show named after the telephone number of Scotland Yard

An attempt at blueprint-style lettering.