TIMMONS NY (2.0)
Timmons NY is a bold, compressed, caps-only headline font in one weight with multiple glyph alternates. It was graciously donated to the BuyFontsSaveLives (BFSL) campaign by designer Matt Willey in honour of his father Nick who was taken by cancer in 2011.
This narrow and muscular headline font, designed by Matt with assistance from A2-Type’s Henrik Kubel, was originally conceived for a Jazz FM booklet in 2012 and later reworked for the ‘Walking New York’ issue of the New York Times Magazine, published in April 2015. The font’s robust, angular letterforms made a huge impact on the stark black and white layouts.
In 2020 Matt became a partner at Pentagram in New York and donated a further 5 type families to BFSL. An updated version 2.0 of the font was released in late 2020 with assistance from Diana Ovezea.
All BFSL typefaces sold will raise much needed funds for Cancer Research & MacMillan Cancer Support; your purchase could literally save lives. Thank you.
LICENCE OPTIONS
Click a purchase button below to license the font for personal and commercial use. Buy a licence for desktop, web, app or ePub use and receive a link for immediate download with your transaction receipt/invoice.
VAT tax is only charged within the EU; orders placed outside the EU (e.g. USA) will automatically have VAT removed from their final transaction price. Buyers have the choice of paying via PayPal or with their own credit/debit card.
Desktop Licence
A licence to install the font(s) on a Mac or Windows computer/laptop etc for use with desktop software programs and printers. One time fee based on number of users.
Webfont Licence
A licence to embed the web formatted versions of the font(s) on your website using the CSS @font-face rule. One time licence based on your site’s average monthly pageviews.
App Licence
A licence to embed the font(s) into a digital app developed for mobile or tablet use. App licences are multi platform (e.g. iOS, Android, Windows Phone) and priced per title.
ePub Licence
A licence to embed the font(s) into commercial PDFs or electronic publications such as eBooks, eMagazines or eNewspapers sold to customers or subscribers. Priced per title.
