Brylski is a typeface designed for the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum, to be produced as wood type. Named for wood type worker Norb Brylski, the design is based on poster styles from the 19th century, particularly one offered as phototype by Dan X Solo under the name Midway Ornate. Brylski diverges notably from the original models, with adjustments to the proportions and serif style, plus other design optimizations for the wood type production process.
Read more about the project at Print magazine.