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Parse Grotesk Mono — a programming font with a personality
Sujan Sundareswaran
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I had initially published this under a different name— Dita. But it being my first font, it was wrought with mistakes and amateurish design, and thanks to some insightful feedback from Johannes Neumeier and a few others, I went to work on it again, and finished the next version a couple of months down the line.
Then it turned out that there was already a typeface called Dita, and I had to change the name again. So, here it is— Parse Grotesk Mono.
It’s designed to stray away from your typical mathematical monospace font, and brings a bit of a quirky charm and understated personality to your IDE. I have no formal type design education, it’s all just stuff I picked up online and learnt myself— so feedback is certainly welcome!
Do check it out— https://archetype-foundry.com/
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