The culmination of a year of exploring emergent letterforms through machine learning and computation, Berlin-based type practice (and HOLO collaborator) NaN releases a collection of 28 procedurally generated display fonts and the codebase that was used to create them. Free-to-use and free-to-modify, the expressive set demonstrates that “scripting designs in this fashion can be both a creative and production tool,” writes NaN’s Luke Prowse. “There’s no reason why these scripts can’t be applied to icons, lettering or any other vectors either.”