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A font that supposedly uses less ink.
Though I imagine that depends on what kind of printer you use…
Introducing “Ecofont” — the world’s first eco-friendly font.
From the creators’ website:
A good idea is always simple: how much of a letter can be removed while maintaining the readability? After extensive testing with all kinds of shapes the best results were achieved by using small circles. Lots of late hours (and coffee) later have resulted in a font that uses up to 20% less ink.
You can download the font here.
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My (not so ecofriendly) mom was actually the first person to tell me about this. Up to size 20 (I think), you can’t see...
Gonna have to give you a lesson on reblogs, AJ.
My boss will really enjoy this, she does not like ink. -ajb
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Design geeks rule. :)
Can we achieve a similar result with screens of black for less ink coverage?
Interesting in theory, not so sure about practice. I’m willing to try it though. What will my teachers say?
A font that supposedly uses less ink. Though I imagine that depends on what kind of printer you use…
Introducing “Ecofont” — the world’s first eco-friendly font. From the creators’ website:
I like to see that people are working on new ideas like this. Although this seems like it would be kind of annoying to...