Inverted version of other bulky font.

WIP

Its purpose built negative font with small overhangs to mask eventual gaps between blocks. Blocks are almost unified (separators and letters I,M,W and some greek and cyrillic are exceptions).

There is also lighter version of this font

first try: Raw and complex font; have fun!

Uppercase = vertical glitches, lowercase, numerals, everything else = horizontal glitches.

Upper for blank letters

Lower for filled letters

space key for blank

_(under line) for full filled

I in need of solution for symbols

The opposite of a blackletter: whiteletter. But p2pnut already took the name, hence the mispelling. 

Deceptively simple.

This fontstruction was made possible by several fontstruct special capabilities: connecting brick, brick stacks, custom bricks, and nudge. Out of 68 bricks used, only the full square brick is from the available bricks; the remaining 67 bricks are all modified in some way or another.

3 bricks tall.

My Reversecomp entry.

Start and finish typing words with a bracket... Lots of alternates in lower case.

( short starter panel

) short end panel

[ long starter panel

] long end panel

% connecting blank panel

Out of 111 bricks used, only ten are from existing bricks; all the rest are custom bricks. There would have been a lot more bricks if most weren't rotated or flipped.

3 bricks tall.

UPDATE 07 Oct 17: In February something happened to the font, re-arranging every single brick to somewhere else. I just now got around to fixing it.

Parentheses can be used as caps for the beginnings and ends of sentences.

Alternatives for some glyphs (trying to disconnect a bit the sides and baselines) are in the lowercase zone. Plus: other "1" at the "t", the 3rd "U" (and their accents) at the "v", "ò", "ó", "ô" and "ö", respectively. Enjoy it, please.

Another leap toward the elusive subtractive Boolean.
Each character consists of nine bricks arranged in a 3 x 3, filtered and scaled, composite-stack matrix. Insane levels of smooth detail result.
This filtered, subtractive stacking technique extends those first published here.
Enjoy a private clone to grok my unknown approach. The possibilities are endless...

Only uppercase, with their negative correspondence in the lowercase glyphs. Some other negative glyphs are distributed in the rest of the font set (I've used some UC/LC alternatives, sorry). Finally, you can find the negative numbers typing the UC vowels with ¨ (e.g.: Ä = 1...)..

A summer fun (and the result of a small bet). My oldest son (16 yo) had to reserve some seats for us and he came to take a scissors, cardboard, fold it and do what you see in the first sample, all in less than two minutes. I liked so much that. I promised him to do something similar (maybe) in FS.