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Drone is something you just don't want to hear. Drone is a religious dogma spoken at you for hours on end. Drone is the sound of impending disaster. Drone means an endless mumbling dirge. Drone is a badly proportioned font. Drone is available in two versions: 666 and 90210, both with a distinctly different feel.
Drone comes from letterforms found on the inside of Catholic churches in the Philippines. These hand written texts appeared to be copies of copies drawn with the most primitive of equipment – a stick or brush. The letterforms seemed to relate to lettering found in sixteenth and seventeenth century in England.
The name Drone comes from the idea of meaningless dirge, thousands of pointless religious sermons preached over the years, thousands of boring inane pieces of copy set by advertising and design agencies over the years.
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