Requires about the same skillset as decyphering certain handwritings. Really hope noone will ever use this in serious typesetting.
Sorry for the very small number of glyphs, getting tired and will probably not continue that soon :/

Just wondering how many almost-finished fonts you all have in your private archives

I think I took a bit of inspiration from Gill Sans for that one here

This font is mono-space and capital and small letters are the same.

And don't ask my why I forgot to share it, it looks quite finished

Yet another of these fonts that rot away staying private

Although I'm still missing some characters that are quite essential and I'm certain the spacing could be better, I'll better release this font than keep it private :)

As often with unfinished projects it's quite hard to imitate the style I had like 3½ years ago which increases frustration to the point I prefer not to continue - but it could be worth the effort for at least some fonts.

Only the second monospace I publish - I dislike the restriction as it just makes some glyphs look ugly no matter what you try. And don't ask me why I didn't set the spacing to mono, does it make a difference for programs or just to Fontstruct?

Didn't try to create lowercase glyphs, there's a command … well, have fun :)

If it's not been touched for months, then it's finished? Well, even if it's unfinished, it can be public too.

Dots of different sizes, not touching each other (for most of the time) … took me quite some time back then

(I wouldn't be able to stick to the style, so if you need more glyphs, just clone it and do it youself ;) the license should permit this)

Don't like the uppercase much. But the font seems to be complete. Used horizontal grid scale 1.5 in addition to filters

A serif study. Yes, A/V/W directions are flipped. Diacritics etc added later so they might not match 100%

Another font maybe worth publishing. Enjoy!

Could be inspired by db Mangold. Found this in my collection of unfinished fonts and considered to be something worth to publish. Maybe as a motivation to finish at least Basic Latin.

(Name is random typing on keyboard, as always. Seems like it has a meaning in Russian language. If requested, I can change the name…)

Feel free to use, criticize, modify, what you want. I hope you enjoy Troyez.

Have you ever tried to add more glyphs to a font you haven't touched for months? Cause I always struggle when I try it… Nevertheless, I'll try to add some more characters as soon as I find time and motivation

Every single letter is handcrafted, no copy&paste used.

And yet another sans serif font …

Can be used as uppercase-only or combined of lowercase and uppercase

Pixel + Serif

Best at pixel size (12px)

Because of the pixel design I was able to create lots of characters. Even control pictures (no matter if someone needs them). If you need more, just ask.

Cyrillic and IPA under construction.

Look also at Cilimjo as the bold and decorative variant of this font.

Created on a 1×1 grid with composite bricks

A bold typeface.

Look also at Cilimja as the thin variant of this font

Serif design with some accents

Limea is my thin font interpretation with clear and simple structures