The article discusses the development of the Skrappa typeface for the Feyenoord football club, highlighting the innovative design choices made by Jacob. The serifs are added to only the left side of letters to provide character and movement while maintaining tight letter spacing. Customisations include alterations to numerical characters and a slanted Y, alluding to elements of the club's home stadium. Jacob's personal connection to Rotterdam made this project especially rewarding, as he enjoys witnessing its application throughout the city, while the project also involved extensive research and experimentation to align with the club's cultural identity.
The addition of stout little serifs added a bit of character, flair, and movement. However, it was a challenge to maintain tight letter spacing.
The customisation includes changes to the numbers, beefier ink traps, and a slanted Y, all in homage to the club's home stadium.
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