Products
Berkeley Mono™
TypefaceTX-02
Berkeley Mono™ is a love letter to the golden era of computing. The era that gave rise to a generation of people who celebrated automation and reveled in the joy of computing, when transistors replaced cogs, and machine-readable typefaces were developed, for when humans and machines truly interfaced on an unprecedented scale.
Version
2.0 release!
Houston Mono™
TypefaceTX-24
Space Grade, HiRel, RadHard, MIL-PRF-38535.
If Berkeley is to Led Zeppelin, then Houston is to David Bowie. Unmistakably futuristic, purposefully sophisticated, and strikingly aesthetic. Houston Mono™ is an extreme exemplification of a robotic exoskeleton fastened over a humanist armature. An optimal human-machine coalescence. A complete congruence of pure rationality, logic, and reason. Houston is an Asimovian typeface for the future.
Coming soon, 2025.
Only from U.S. Graphics Company.
Los Alamos Mono™
TypefaceTX-52
NACA airfoil tattoo.
High-altitude suit.
Martin Baker MB1 watch.
Speaks only English and insults you in NATO phonetics.
Kelly Johnson photo on the desk.
Favorite color is Gray.
I am Los Alamos.
Coming soon, 2025.
Only from U.S. Graphics Company.
Chicago RapidType™
TypefaceTX-96Experimental
Chicago is the lovechild of industrial typefaces such as Clarendon and Eurostile that dominated the corporate identities of mid-century German, Japanese and American machine tools companies. It's the typeface of choice for companies that manufactured ball bearings, chain links, gussets, transmission belts, o-rings, standard fasteners, and other badass things. From Sennheiser to Starrett, from Bridgeport to Toshiba; extra-bold hefty typeface variants were used in logomarks that endured for decades.
Chicago RapidType™ brings officialdom and propriety front and center with a thunk of a steel ram.
No General Availability.
Silicon Valley RapidType™
TypefaceTX-76Experimental
Accelerationist typeface for the 22nd century.
Silicon Valley RapidType™ is a typeface for the future that basically entails humanity taking over the entire universe. Yup. The whole thing. And we will do it in style. Diet Coke, Macbooks, American-Giant classic hoodie, a dyson sphere here and a dyson sphere there, and a bit of Artificial General Intelligence.
No General Availability.
