This started as a font named "Sympleton." Don't know what it became. It's still simple though. (There was also way to much kerning involved.)

9 segment. Oof.

Narrowed version of Bytogryph code. More suitable for coding.

*Doesn't understand how to make font names*

This font was made with only 9 blocks. Each character has a width of 1. That's a lot of restrictions. sorry for the really cryptic symbols, like 0 and the punctuation and plus sign and commercial @. But it's a nice little font with sharp edges and perfect curves, so just stare at it a little while.

A cryptic, simple, monospaced font.

 This font is designed to look as if each character was on a digital clock. However, I will make it clear that this font is NOT a 7-segment display font. It is modeled after the STYLE of a seven-segment display, but I tried to make each glyph distinct, which would not be possible with a 7-segment font. (for example H&K, A&R, I&l&1 and B&8&θ)

I still (sometimes) stuck to the seven-segment format for most characters (like digits 1-9) but the font still truly isn't a 7-segment font.

I also TRIED to make it a monospace font (you can see that the Ms and Ws are squished) but for all of that small punctuation, it just wasn't too feasible.

I will hopefully add 10 glyphs per day (random glyphs) until all available fontstruct glyphs are complete, but this will not always happen.

Feel free to comment, make suggestions, download, and build upon! Have a great day!