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+__Name__ Kenneth Ormandy
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+## Where do you currently live and work?
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+I live and work in Vancouver, Canada, so technically, I might be the only non-remote Lost Type contributor.
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+## What discipline do you specialize in?
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+Web typography and front-end development. My interest in both is how I started working with Riley and Lost Type—first, developing the type tester we’re using today, then this blog, then [attending #fieldtripchi](http://blog.losttype.com/first-day-in-chicago/), and now some projects I can’t tell you about yet[.](http://kennethormandy.com/portfolio/implicate)
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+The type tester Kenneth has been working on to help expose the advanced typographic features in Lost Type’s fonts.
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+## What’s your typical day like?
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+I am lucky enough to have a pretty flexible work schedule. I usually head downtown on the bus and hopefully read a book instead of my Twitter feed. Next, I stop at [Timbertrain](http://timbertraincoffeeroasters.com/)—which features Lost Type’s [Tommaso](http://www.losttype.com/font/?name=tommaso) on their coffee package tags—and then go to the [Chloi office](http://chloi.io/office) where I work on [Surge.sh](https://surge.sh), the service that hosts this very blog!
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+## How did you first get interested in typography and type design?
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+My two lowest marks in technical college were in typography and JavaScript, and now I write [massive articles about loading web fonts](http://kennethormandy.com/journal/efficient-web-type-circa-1556) using JS, so maybe that played a role. I don’t think there is a clear moment, though. I look back on the projects I’ve done and there was a thread of more and more typography-related work when I had the chance to do something different.
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+Jeff Strangman was a big influence as well
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+Getting Codex #1 was also a big moment—perhaps pushing me from a casual user and observer of type into an inescapable obsession. It was designed by Working Format, a studio based in Vancouver (I wasn’t living there at the time) and I found out that
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+## So… How do you feel about Hobo?
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+[Oh no!](https://instagram.com/p/3kIGzvtkKG/)
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+## Whats your favorite breakfast food?
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+Pancakes. Although I had multiple opportunities to eat pancakes during the field trip and chose other things instead, so who knows.
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+Kenneth with Marisol, Chaun, Riley, and Danelle on one of the first days of Lost Type’s field trip to Chicago.
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