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Credits

Each title page is a story in development by Francis Hellyer. All illustration, pattern and motion on these pages is original artwork drawn in code (SVG, CSS and canvas). No photographs and no stock imagery are used.

Typefaces

Every typeface is a licensed open source font, self-hosted and unmodified. Each licence is linked below.

TypefaceDesignerLicenceSourceUsed on
Alfa Slab OneJosé María SoléSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsWokeocracy
Baloo 2Ek TypeSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsHappy Little Hippos
Big Shoulders Display
Google Fonts now publishes this family as Big Shoulders.
Patric KingSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsKnow Your Prey
Bricolage GrotesqueMathieu TriaySIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsAll Kinds of Normal
CaveatImpallari TypeSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsOne Last Summer
CinzelNatanael GamaSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsDawn of Demise
Courier PrimeAlan Dague-Greene for Quote-Unquote AppsSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsEntirely Coincidental
DM Serif DisplayColophon Foundry, from Source Serif by Frank GrießhammerSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsOne Last Summer
GlutenTyler Finck, Etcetera Type CoSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsUgly Potato
IM Fell EnglishIgino MariniSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsEchoes of Carcosa
MichromaVernon AdamsSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsExit Humanity
Playfair DisplayClaus Eggers SørensenSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsMy Own Blood
Rubik Mono OneHubert and FischerSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsStop Getting Old
Space MonoColophon FoundrySIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsAn Error Occurred
StaatlichesBrian LaRossa and Erica CarrasSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsZombification
SyneBonjour MondeSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsManhusk
Work SansWei HuangSIL Open Font License 1.1Google FontsBest Time of My Life, Exit Humanity, Stop Getting Old, Wokeocracy, Zombification
YellowtailAstigmatic (Brian J. Bonislawsky)Apache License 2.0Google FontsBest Time of My Life

Sources

Carcosa and the lake of Hali come from Ambrose Bierce, "An Inhabitant of Carcosa" (1886), and Robert W. Chambers, The King in Yellow (1895). Both works are in the public domain.

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Enquiries

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