FontDiscovery 🖼️ 117: Trendy Wide Sci-Fi Font & Make Something Wonderful

Plus: colors from Montana & ChatGPT - What’s the Big Deal?

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Hey Everyone 👋

Hope you had a wonderful week!

This week I am still working on Typogram's grand launch (getting butterflies in my stomach just thinking about it). Today I’m working towards outreaching to newsletters and podcasts. We have set out launch date to April 25, and I have been busy doing outreach!

If you have a podcast, newsletter, youtube channel, or blog, or are part of an entrepreneurship community on Facebook, slack... any platform, I would love to collaborate. Just reply to this email, and we can take it from there. 🌻🙏

This week, enjoy this post on a great display wide font with a trendy sci-fi vibe, perfect for marketing.

And also, check out Make Something Wonderful, a collection of speeches and first-hand notes from Steve Jobs Archive, just released this week for free. I have been reading it during my free time today, and I especially enjoyed the conversation between Steve Jobs and Michael Mortiz on atheistic and Product Design. Here is a nice quote that sums it up.

Well, things get more refined as you make mistakes. I’ve had a chance to make a lot of mistakes. Your aesthetics get better as you make mistakes. But the real big thing is: if you’re going to make something, it doesn’t take any more energy—and rarely does it take more money—to make it really great. All it takes is a little more time. Not that much more. And a willingness to do so, a willingness to persevere until it’s really great.

– Steve Jobs

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In This Issue…

• Font of the Week: Zen Dots

• Design idea of the Week: ChatGPT - What’s the Big Deal?

• Color Inspiration of the Week: Glacier National Park, Montana, USA

sample of Zen Dots

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