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hey uh whatamp;#39;s up iamp;#39;m steven and today i will be telling you about how you can make your first variable font and glyphs app so first i think itamp;#39;s useful to look at what a typical variable font or at least a work in progress variable font might look like in glyphs app so here iamp;#39;ve got a font that iamp;#39;ll probably be releasing in kind of a early release future fonts thing soon um itamp;#39;s called curious and itamp;#39;s kind of a black letter condensed thing but itamp;#39;s also got an optical size variation that is for text so i can see some of the letters here this is kind of the main style itamp;#39;s really condensed you know i can type it out i can see the different master as itamp;#39;s called english or source as i prefer to call it here and so you can see that this is quite a bit wider and this is quite a bit narrower so this is actually for use at a docHubly larger size kind of headlines and then text and a thing that is worth talk
