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Jo Li (Joseph Collins), FontStructions

Sprite artist, digital artist, writer, and now font-smith.

Jack-of-all-trades, master of absolutely none.

Personal URL http://josephinelithius.tumblr.com
Fontstructing since 11th January, 2011
Fontstructions 2 shared, 0 staff picks
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Sierra SCI Font 000 

by Jo Li (Joseph Collins)
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330962 Published: 9th April, 2018
Last edited: 9th April, 2018
Created: 9th April, 2018

As seen in Space Quest IV: Roger Wilco and the Time Rippers.  Also seen in Space Quest XII: Vohaul's Revenge II and Space Quest X: The Latex Babes of Estros.

Notes:
This font does not contain the roman numeral, Sierra logo, or special keyboard characters.  This font is best used at multiples of 6pt sizes.

Space Quest, Roger Wilco and the Time Rippers, and
original font created by and © Sierra On-Line, 1991

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        Rumetic 

        by Jo Li (Joseph Collins)
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        1202101 Published: 1st August, 2012
        Last edited: 1st August, 2012
        Created: 25th July, 2012
        For the longest time, I was searching for my own "signature font" -- a font which people would immediately recognize as being associated with things I do, a font I could use for logos and such. My searching eventually lead me to a certain font I can't remember the name of, but unfortunately, that font wasn't perfectly tailored to my needs. It was close, though. Eventually, I decided to just make my own font based on a concept I'd started using. This is what I came up with. This font doesn't look particularly good bolded, but it looks great italicized. And of course, it looks pretty darn good just as it is, as well. I just wouldn't suggesting using underlines with this font.        This is a clone
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