YWFT Skute Pro
$29.99
Skute Pro is an extension of our free version, Skute, a hand-set font constructed modularly using a cache of basic geometric shapes and lines. They combine in rhythmic overlaps, creating a diverse palette of combinations for headlines and other short type...
Important Notice: This Handset Type design is not a system font that you install, it is delivered in the format listed below.
Designed by Travis Stearns for YouWorkForThem
A.M. Cassandre produced the typeface Bifur for Peignot in 1929. Bifur broke from rigid typographic forms by combining Art Deco principles of obsessive geometry with the line and stroke of letter forms. Skute picks up Cassandre's spirit and carries it onward in hand set fashion.
Skute Pro is an extension of our free version, Skute, a hand-set font constructed modularly using a cache of basic geometric shapes and lines. They combine in rhythmic overlaps, creating a diverse palette of combinations for headlines and other short type setting jobs. Skute Pro allows the user to add or subtract forms from the letters (through grouping) so even further elaboration and extended letterforms are possible. We encourage Skute Pro to be used imaginatively in a relaxing, positive environment. Just have fun with it!
Skute Pro is an extension of our free version, Skute, a hand-set font constructed modularly using a cache of basic geometric shapes and lines. They combine in rhythmic overlaps, creating a diverse palette of combinations for headlines and other short type setting jobs. Skute Pro allows the user to add or subtract forms from the letters (through grouping) so even further elaboration and extended letterforms are possible. We encourage Skute Pro to be used imaginatively in a relaxing, positive environment. Just have fun with it!
Once this item has been added to your cart, you can add any of our affordable Extended Licenses that allow for creating Items for Resale, Electronic Items for Resale, Multi-Seat Usage and Unlimited Print Runs.
This product is a vector EPS. "Handset Type" refers to the historic practice of typographers setting type by hand, placing one letter at a time. These are not installable system fonts. We suggest using vector editing software, such as Adobe Illustrator, Freehand or CorelDRAW.
