We make fonts that make your design work easier and more enjoyable.

We know what designers look for and need from a great typeface, because we use type, too. We believe that great type should be accessible to all, whether you're a student or working at a large company.
We made this for you.

Meet the team!

  • (he/him)

    Riley Cran

    Riley Cran

    Riley is the founder and lead designer at Lettermatic, and his job is to draw letters all day. Beginning his career primarily in branding and packaging design, his graphic design work has been recognized by Communication Arts, HOW magazine, LogoLounge, Gestalten Publishing, AIGA, and others. Aspiring to create work that combines character and function, Riley merges historical influences with fresh, contemporary solutions for clients such as Dropbox, Yale, Starbucks, Microsoft, Google, Condé Nast, Notre Dame, Deutsche Telekom, CBC, Bonnier, Meredith, and others. Riley co-founded the collaborative type foundry Lost Type in 2011, and founded Lettermatic in 2020. Riley is in the top 1% of Philip Glass listeners worldwide, apparently.

  • (she/her)

    Heather Cran

    Heather Cran

    Heather’s first business card job title read “alphabet enthusiast,” and the sentiment has only deepened in the decade since. After receiving a bachelor’s degree in design, Heather worked as a graphic designer for several years before shifting her practice to focus on typeface design. Her typographic experience as a practicing designer helps her to create typefaces that anticipate designers’ needs and are intuitive and fun to use. Heather lives and works together with her husband Riley in Vancouver, where she loves to cook, craft, and play relaxing video games after-hours. You’ll rarely find her wearing anything that could be considered a neutral color.

  • (she/her)

    Danelle Cheney

    Danelle Cheney

    Danelle has been obsessed with drawing letters for quite some time, judging by the intricate bubble alphabets on her grade school notebooks. She finds type to be the ultimate design challenge, and especially loves creating how-to materials to make sure designers get the most out of their typefaces. In her spare time, Danelle organizes Salt Lake Lettering Club, a local community meetup group, binges podcasts, and goes hiking in the mountains of Utah with her partner and their cat.

  • (she/her)

    Margaret Chronister

    Margaret Chronister

    Margaret is a designer in Vancouver specializing in typography and illustration. After graduating from the Emily Carr School of Art and Graphic Design, she worked for Whistler and Blackcomb, Bravo Children’s Wear, Cotton Company, the Vancouver International Jazz Festival and others. Her experience using type and drawing custom type for her clients gives her a particular view into what designers are looking for in their design projects for clientele. When she isn’t working, she’s illustrating children’s books and baking colorful cakes, gingerbread and truffles.

Contributors

Doing Better

Lettermatic is committed to supporting causes we believe in, and we make donations monthly to do so. Here are some of the organizations we're supporting:

  • NAACP Legal Defense Fund

    Fighting for racial justice to fulfill the promise of equality for all Americans.

  • Mermaids

    Supporting gender-diverse young people and their families across the United Kingdom.

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We also make custom fonts!

Drop us a line to see if a custom font might be right for your next project.