Process Type Foundry — original typefaces for retail and custom use

Anchor is an informal family of round display gothics designed for cramped quarters, with straightforward lighter styles and bold weights full of swagger.

Adjunct is a spurless typeface rooted in nearly a century of geometric design. Blending circular forms with humanist details, it offers a warm, modern character across text and display use.

Bryant is a warm, modern geometric sans serif inspired by mechanical lettering kits, with three widths designed for everything from text to compact display settings.

Moniker is a rounded sans serif with an informal tone, open terminations, and practical proportions suited to running text, data, headlines, and identity work.

Capucine is an idiosyncratic sans serif that mixes the fluidity of handwriting with the vivacity of a brush script, from magazine listings to expressive headlines.

Coordinates is a monospaced tribute to Venus, combining influences from Grotesque and Art Nouveau typefaces within the constraints of a monospace framework.

Maple is a contemporary grotesque rooted in the Stephenson Blake models and early sans serif tradition, with four widths and matching italics for text and display.