Cuhbby is a typeface I started started making when I was still in school. I was making a few posters and wanted a kind of silly but not childish type, so I ended up hand drawing the letters and manually stacking them together. Years later I turned it into a font, and every now and then I do a bit of work on it.

Cuhbby is a typeface I started started making when I was still in school. I was making a few posters and wanted a kind of silly but not childish type, so I ended up hand drawing the letters and manually stacking them together. Years later I turned it into a font, and every now and then I do a bit of work on it.

I'm not sure if I'll ever complete it to a standard I'm happy with; the kerning is all over the place, there are no lower case letters, and very few ligatures or diacritics. But hey, it's made it's way onto mass-produced Italian linen and a range of French ready-made meals, so it can't be that bad.

I'm not sure if I'll ever complete it to a standard I'm happy with; the kerning is all over the place, there are no lower case letters, and very few ligatures or diacritics. But hey, it's made it's way onto mass-produced Italian linen and a range of French ready-made meals, so it can't be that bad.