Based on dot-matrix letters and digits on Fair-Play® scoreboards.

Based on Parisine Girouette Frontale used on LED displays on buses in Paris.

Based on the electronic signage used by the Washington DC Metro system.

 My attempt at creating an angled scoreboard font. Due to the nature of FontStruct™, I couldn't get the angle quite right. Most actual scoreboards have a canter of about 8°. This is at about 14°. 

My goal was to create the narrowest font possible. How did I do?

A reworking of the 45 rpm font, with thinner lines and more characters. I'm learning! 

Something I worked on for a while, and it didn't turn out like I hoped. So I moved on to other things. But it is complete enough to work, so see what you think.

Let's play dominoes! All 49 tiles in the basic set are here, from double-blank to double-6. (There is no good way to map these tiles onto alphanumerics, so you kind of have to hunt for a particular tile until you get to know where they are. The doubles are on the corresponding number keys; e.g., double-4 is on the 4 key. The remaining were mapped on a grid with sequential letters. Caps and lower case are inverse tiles; e.g., 5-3 is on the q key, while 3-5 is Q.) Enjoy!

A very squared-off monospaced font, based on 45° angles. Very thin lines, suitable for text or display. One of my earlier FontStruct™ creations. Let me know how you like it.

A relatively simple monospaced font.