A random collection of styles made up on the spot because I'm bored and feeling creative.

So the challenge for this font was to make it as tiny as possible while also functional. At least, that was the aim. But of course, some letters just don't work that small so I had to increase the letter width and height to two so that I could slip in little features between bricks. This was working wonderfully... until S. Eventually, I gave up on S and moved on to the rest of the capital letters (I don't think I'm going to do lowercase for this one). Got any tips/advice on how to make S work better?

Squiggly blocky weird fun random font that I just threw together for fun.

My restraints for this font were using only connector blocks; building within a 3x3 grid for uppercase, 2x2 for lowercase, and 2x3 for numbers; and sticking to a general theme and set of construction rules throughout the whole process.

My challenge for myself this time was to fill in the letters of the alphabet. I had to take a few liberties with this restraint with letters like L in which I had hoped to fill in the space between the arms with a diagonal, but realized that this would ruin the readability. T was a similar situation, but I realized that if I filled in the spaces between the arms, it would look like a Y. I also broke this rule for brackets and parentheses as these looked really strange filled in. I'd say I'm quite pleased with the outcome, but I'm still not quite sure if I want to make the greater than and less than symbols a little larger. Let me know what you think!