7x16 pixel font. Unfinished.

font for the Quat language. note that:

the letter for /ɨ/ is mapped to the character Y

the letter for /j/ is mapped to the character J

the letter for /ʃ/ is mapped to the character H

the "number start" & "number end" symbols are mapped to [ and ] respectively

the letters can't connect; i don't want to manually draw out every syllable

this font is a continuation of generic 4x3, adding a new... uhh... row? or was it column? i don't remember...

there are alternates on the lowercase

keep in mind i only added 5 punctuation characters, because i didn't want to make like 36 of them...

note: some characters, like the M and W, aren't that legible. this is due to the grid limitations.

a font used to write the belvar script. and yes, it does look very out of place... i wish i could make fonts with opentype features or something like that.

how to write:

A - labial base

B - coronal base

C - dorsal base

D - radical base

E - laryngeal base

F - bilabial/dental/palatal/pharyngeal append

G - labiodental/alveolar/velar/epiglottal append

H - palato-alveolar/uvular append

I - retroflex append

J - nasal marker on right

K - nasal marker on left

you get the idea.

cloned from EK Traffolight

this version adds a middle segment to improve certain letters like M and W

a type of segment display based on traffic lights. note: this can't really display M, W, T, etc... correctly, but that's fixed in the X version

used to trick people on the live preview that you're posting on twitter

wip. a font made out of dots and squares... and diagonals apparently

includes a set of very illegible miniscule numerals

you can space them tighter to "connect" them together

this is a font for my "conlang" called 'kenien'

here are some missing sounds and how to write them:

LL = Ł

TH = Þ or Ð

OO = Ó

SH = Š

ST = Ś

cloned from Maker Mono by frongile

i thought maker mono needed extensions, so i made this! a proportional version!

not all characters are done though

i know the name is hard to pronounce...

unfinished

based on MONOSPACEDBECAQZONOM

list of "mistakes" that are intentional:

uppercase S and Z are symmetrical but their lowercase counterparts are not

6 and 9 have a line under them

uppercase Q looks... well... edgy

uppercase V has a gap

lowercase K has a curl

other things you may find that look weird

attempt to recreate the old italic script

for the numerals; you can just use roman numerals

there are glyphs for < start, > end and | the seperator

the start starts a number

end ends a number

and the seperator: i found out it's useless but it can be used to seperate digits if you're typing with the normal number keys

an idea where everything round or curved becomes a filled circle

weird language i made. [is too lazy to type longer description]

a multipurpose pixel font. yes, the cyrillic is bad, i know. i couldn't make a good tilde and hastag so i replaced them with black and a smiley face.

an attempt at a script/cursive font based on my cursive handwriting. i got the connections working, but to compensate there are no connections on the uppercase although my real handwriting connects uppercase characters. i know the connects of the f and t are long, but remember this is my first connected font. the numerals are filler, but the very limited set of pinctuation isn't although it may look like it. i also know that there are some characters missing, such as G, H, J, K, R, S, T, etc. but that was just to shorten the amount of work.

why i made this:

i liked the idea of Create an image! by @minidonut, but i always thought it was a bit hard to use, so i made this!

how to use:

use the numbers 1 through 9 for pixels. use space to indicate the end of that row. after that you can repeat the procces and make your own image.

i also plan to make an image creator for this font on scratch.

i tried to make a font in 2 minutes. i know this has some mistakes such as F and E being swapped, the W, X, Y and Z looking like they were made quickly, but those are just the things i could finish in the course of time.

a futuristic-ish dot matrix. there are additional arrow symbols.

THIS DESIGN IS NOT ORIGINAL. it is based on Party Electronics LED Series 1 by @Win Products.

how to use this font (make sure you're using a vector editor!):

1. type some text in uppercase.

2. type the same text below the text you made in step 1, this time in lowercase.

3. move the text you made in step 2 to the text you made in step 1 and color the text you made in step 2 white.

you can do this in paint.net too, if you put each text on it's seperate layer.

a font without optical corrections. i pretty much didn't undo or erase. this is the result.

a font inspired by terminals and OOBE. some characters are sans-serif, some are serif... this is basically a semi-serif font. this font has no inspiration. when i say that, i mean that this font is not used in any terminals and OOBEs. i just thought of this style.

clone of Anti-Piracy 1997 by PenguinJames333.

i replaced the small caps lowercase with actual lowercase (and also changed the asterisk).

my stab at trying to deromanize the numerals from @PenguinJames333's Sonniku font. it turned out good and bad at the same time.

a font derived from this source. i named this font "graypixel" because the colors used in the source image are black and white. continuing on, if you mix black and white, you get gray. and finally, since this is a pixel font, i added the prefix "pixel" to the end of the font name. for some reason, there is a kerning problem with the lowercase. i don't know why it happened.

edit: @BMW helped me fix the problem.

this is a quirky font- oh god, i don't know how to write descriptions.

this is a font that has a lot of components and reuses them a lot.

or, in other words, the font uses the other glyphs and modifies them to make another glyph, creating strange looks of the glyphs.

WARNING: font not meant for text, only meant for display or headlines!

(i accidentally made the lowercase more legible than the uppercase.)

some letters like K, V and Y are made from the A, so they may look inconsistent.

simple sans is... well... a simple 7x4(ish) sans-serif pixel font. but not really. there are a lot of funky details hding in the glyphs. try to catch them all!

this is currently the most-glyphed font i ever have which is not a clone of some other font.

this font is gonna have 1000+ glyphs very very soon!

this experiment is now abandoned. i will work on a new unicode font soon.

this was a missing style from the 7 by 5 family. i made it by "unslanting" the letters from the italic style. i used the bold as reference. i had to recreate some letters from scratch, like the X. some letters ended up looking kinda weird, like the Q.

next update:

unslanted some more letters and fixed the Q.

old font

i'll also probably be realasing a full version called "FontMeow"

added ligatures! didn't do that well on ffl, but still looking good so far.

clone of gamecubers press start by logan2020. i changed the height and width filters to 1.25 to give out the effect of full blocks, which is a very good anti-time-consumer. i also thought the uppercase Q would break because it had quarter bricks and i used filters, but it looked just fine.