Nick Curtis's revivals from 2014 include Trading Hoss NF (after D-nib Display) and Twinkletoes NF.

Split Caps by George was revived by Nick Curtis as Spread Out NF (2011).

Big George NF (2011, Nick Curtis) is a fat comic book style typeface that revives another of George's creations from Speedball Text Book.

The art deco typeface Blue Jay Way NF (2011, Nick Curtis) was also inspired by Ross F.

Nick Curtis made the monoline script typeface Nellie Kay NF (2011).

Sunamy (2007, Iza W) is a ninja font made after an example of Ross George.

Paulo W created Speedball Western Letters (2009), Speedball Metropolitan Caps (2010) and Speedball Metropolitan Poster (2010).

Jim Spiece (Spiece Graphics) created the Wild West family Cactus Flower SG.

Heller and Fili give him credit for Chop Suey (1935), an oriental simulation typeface which has found its way into the free font world under several guises.

Michael Stacey created the brushy typeface ITC Wisteria (1995), an almost exact reproduction of one of George's brush typefaces which appeared in many publications from 1938 until 1952 (see here).Harold Lohner published Milky Way (2001) and MilkyWayTwo (2001).Nick Curtis created Hacky Sack NF ( 2009), after Ross George's Stunt Roman.

Nick Curtis created Gnarly Dude NF (2005).Nick Curtis designed Catty Wumpas NF (2004).Nick Curtis added Xanthippe NF (2006, an 'exuberant' blackletter face) and Big D NF (2014).Jason Walcott made Baroque Text JF (2003, a great Fraktur font based on a hand-lettered alphabet drawn by Ross George).Jim Parkinson created Wigwag (2003, a display family inspired by Ross George as well as the work of Samuel Welo and Cecil Wade).Toto's K22 TriLine Gothic (2011) is a free multiline font based on Ross F.Some of the alphabets in Speedball Lettering have been digitized. The Speedball Text Book series's 8th through 17th editions were published at regular intervals from 1925 until 1956, and have many of his alphabets. George's alphabets appeared in the Speedball Lettering catalogues, published between 19. George wrote Presenting The Speedball Pen With Alphabets, Drawings and Designs Produced With This Wizard of Lettercraft (1915, Seattle, WA local download). Lettering artist from Seattle, influenced by W.H. TYPE DESIGN INFORMATION PAGE last updated on

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