Caffeine
Mono
The Project
Caffeine Mono began as a project for my typography course at Winthrop University. While I was only supposed to design glyphs for the 26 letters of the alphabet and a few punctuation symbols, my interest in the project didn't stop after it was handed in.
The Client
Personal Project
The Role
Designer
The Discipline
Font Design
Free to Use
Caffeine Mono is available for free on my GitHub page and is released under an open-source license.
Form and Function
Caffeine Mono followed three important design pillars that shaped the final product.
Inspiration
This project was sparked by my frustration with monospace programming fonts. I wanted something more fun. Inspired by Fira Code and JetBrains Mono, I set out to create a font that both looked good and felt good to use.
