Yesterday
The 3rd font from the Damn Foundry ~ Yesterday. Yesterday put the FUN in funky and the SUPER in super rad. It’s a display font with art nouveau leanings and strong 70s vibes. It was inspired by the hand-lettered letters M-E-N & U I found on a, you guessed it, menu from the early 1900s. One glance at the M and there was no turning back, sometimes it feels like the fonts make themselves once I get going. Yesterday WANTED to be made and quickly took on a life of its own.
I’m particularly fond of the unique flat bases of the lowercase and the font’s surprising versatility. This took a lot of fine-tuning to balance, but I couldn’t be happier with the final product.
I hope you have fun with it, I can’t wait to see where Yesterday lives tomorrow!
Your purchase is good for a single-user desktop license for both personal and commercial use across print and digital projects.
The 3rd font from the Damn Foundry ~ Yesterday. Yesterday put the FUN in funky and the SUPER in super rad. It’s a display font with art nouveau leanings and strong 70s vibes. It was inspired by the hand-lettered letters M-E-N & U I found on a, you guessed it, menu from the early 1900s. One glance at the M and there was no turning back, sometimes it feels like the fonts make themselves once I get going. Yesterday WANTED to be made and quickly took on a life of its own.
I’m particularly fond of the unique flat bases of the lowercase and the font’s surprising versatility. This took a lot of fine-tuning to balance, but I couldn’t be happier with the final product.
I hope you have fun with it, I can’t wait to see where Yesterday lives tomorrow!
Your purchase is good for a single-user desktop license for both personal and commercial use across print and digital projects.
The 3rd font from the Damn Foundry ~ Yesterday. Yesterday put the FUN in funky and the SUPER in super rad. It’s a display font with art nouveau leanings and strong 70s vibes. It was inspired by the hand-lettered letters M-E-N & U I found on a, you guessed it, menu from the early 1900s. One glance at the M and there was no turning back, sometimes it feels like the fonts make themselves once I get going. Yesterday WANTED to be made and quickly took on a life of its own.
I’m particularly fond of the unique flat bases of the lowercase and the font’s surprising versatility. This took a lot of fine-tuning to balance, but I couldn’t be happier with the final product.
I hope you have fun with it, I can’t wait to see where Yesterday lives tomorrow!
Your purchase is good for a single-user desktop license for both personal and commercial use across print and digital projects.