Blog and news

After a couple of months, we are ready for testing the LTTR/INK stroke engine for Adobe Illustrator. At the same time, we are launching the pre-order with extra perks for early adopters. Check out the deal.

We have been working extensively to release Noodle stroke, Ellipsis view, and following updates for LTTR/INK plug-in for Glyphs. Update and help us with beta testing!

Several issues passed away since the initial release. Update both Glyphs and LTTR/INK to clear them up.

After three months of beta testing, we are ready to release our first official stable version 1.0.

I guess everyone is expecting information about our progress with the stroke plugin Letterink. So, let's have a brief overview of where we get and what are our plans.

We are changing how we develop and price LTTR/INK, and before you freak out, no, we don’t want to use subscriptions. Find out about the new pricing model and the reasoning behind it.

Ellipsis brush is ready for beta testing for our supporters. Have a sneak peek at what you can do with ellipsis brush combined with stroke styles.

The approach to making typefaces has not changed since Fontographer was introduced into the market. Some designers agree that the next big step will be skeleton type design. We agree too and here is why we think so.

Good news: We have finally cracked the last stubborn part of the ellipsis algorithm, and now we will start the implementation.

For a long time, there has been a need for the use of custom corners and terminals with LTTR/INK for Glyphs. Now we are opening the discussion, especially targeting the CJK type design community.

The LTTR guild is on the lookout for a skilled content contributor to craft detailed tutorials for our LTTR/INK tool. If you have a passion for typography and a knack for explaining complex ideas in simple terms, we invite you to join us on this crea