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Brian M. Zick (b. 1991, Pennsylvania) came upon the type scene in 2010 with a bang---a clean Times-Roman-like typeface called Neuton. This typeface grew into a large family that comprises both Latin and Hebrew. I am hosting this simple web page for him. |
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| Neuton |
Brian's first font, developed in 2010, is named after Newton County, Arkansas, where
he currently lives.
Neuton is available as a webfont.
It can also be found at FFonts.
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| Recut |
An earlier version of Neuton was called Recut. It is not available.
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| Zut |
Brian made the ultra-fat deco face Zut, which started out in Illustrator.
The French readers will particularly appreciate the name---it is a slang word
meaning I give up, or Darn.
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| Alpine Text |
He is also working on Alpine Text.
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| Takt |
Takt (2011) is a fat display face.
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| Contact |
Luc Devroye |