Most fonts begin on a computer. This one began in a notebook.
A father and daughter passing a journal back and forth — notes, ideas, encouragement. It started during a difficult time, when school felt a little harder than it should and those pages became a way to stay connected.
Somewhere along the way, sketches started turning into letters.
One page became a letter. One letter became an alphabet. One alphabet became a typeface.
The wooden planks came later. The real inspiration was a shared journal, a growing love of typography, and the simple act of creating something instead of giving up.
Woody wasn't created to fill a market gap. It grew from a difficult season, a love of family, and the belief that worthwhile things are built one piece at a time.