Colton
Summers

Hanford is my uppercase study of Wim Crouwel. Inspired by his Hiroshima poster, I’ve explored the uppercase and all the whitespace issues that come with it. Hanford comes in two versions, grid and optical. Grid uses tight metric kerning that is the same between all letters. Optical is optically kerned, for uses in which legibility is a concern. Hanford also features tighter kerning for glyphs that fit into one another, creating a truly modular line of type.