Remade the font of TempleOS from scratch, added a bunch of new glyphs, mapped the correct glyphs to the correct character codes (compared to the version present on github).

Opinionated - made some changes where I felt were necessary (notably the underscore, and a few other places)

Currently working on having the full Cyrillic set ready. Looking for feedback

A reconstructed version of the font used by ThyssenKrupp/Siemens in the Transrapid 07 back in 1988.

Display Slab-Serif. Includes 200+ kerning pairs which cover English and Spanish, as well as very few foreign pairs. Looptail 'g' at U+E000.

Credits to @Sychoff for Ж,К and б.

Credits to @Luuk Mölders for making Zyzoon.

A bold, condensed display serif inspired by 19th-century American wood type. Featuring carved interior notches and hooked slab serifs, it blends Western character with industrial strength. Designed for headlines and posters, it delivers strong presence with historic edge.

I madre this type font inspired by a vintage bakery sign in my country, hope you like it!

Recreation of the font used on the LINC computer from some sources and a YouTube video, released in 1962. Characters such as the letter Q are approximate. There are no lowercase letters.

A new pixel font

form the japanese supermarket Life mascot lalapi the custom fonts. 

This is a digitalization and slight extension of the square block sign painting typeface used in the 1935 Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and most road signs in the United States before Highway Gothic became the standard in 1948.

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This is a digitalization and slight extension of the square block sign painting typeface used in the 1935 Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and most road signs in the United States before Highway Gothic became the standard in 1948.

A | B | C | D | E | F

This is a digitalization and slight extension of the square block sign painting typeface used in the 1935 Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and most road signs in the United States before Highway Gothic became the standard in 1948.

A | B | C | D | E | F

This is a digitalization and slight extension of the square block sign painting typeface used in the 1935 Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and most road signs in the United States before Highway Gothic became the standard in 1948.

A | B | C | D | E | F

This is a digitalization and slight extension of the square block sign painting typeface used in the 1935 Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and most road signs in the United States before Highway Gothic became the standard in 1948.

A | B | C | D | E | F

A digitalization and slight extension of the square block sign painting typeface used in the 1935 Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and most road signs in the United States before Highway Gothic became the standard in 1948.

A | B | C | D | E | F

Kerning is a WIP that may or may not get finished.

A simple, clean, sharp, old-school monospace font I ended up designing for myself out of sheer frustration. Suits my needs perfectly when using it in flo-green on black background @ 10pt font size on an IPS monitor with antialiasing OFF - I'm happy with this for now yay! - "If you need something doing, do it your ****** self!" 

Just another 70s Bauhaus font, kerned to insanity for your pleasure and 100% free.

Simple, bold, and sharp typeface designed to evoke the spirit of classic arcade games. With its clean lines and strong presence, it channels the boldness of vintage game titles while remaining easily legible. The sharp edges add a dynamic, edgy flair, perfect for creating high-impact visuals that capture the essence of arcade nostalgia.

Just a stenciley 70s font. 100% free, and kerned to insanity for your pleasure. 

I did it. I combined the uncombinable… but at what cost?

100% free. Alternates to make the serifs just a little bit less messy. 

Wanna use those vintages in the mid-90s? Here we go!

A digital interpretation of the seemingly long lost font “Bauhaus Geometric”. 100% free and kerned to insanity for your pleasure. 

Just figured I’d make an alternate version so it’s easier to type with or whatever. Still not finished, 100% free.

Every living day since time was invented by Richard Clocks, the world has lived with a noticeable absence of a digital adaptation of the obscure Letraset typeface Penny-Farthing, but today, finally, those days are over. It may not be finished yet, but this is what I got so far! 100% free. 

STF_DECOBAU — Bauhaus got Art-Decoized
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This is probably what would've been if one was to ask Herbert Bayer to design an Art-Deco style typeface.

Who doesn't like to kick-off the start of this New Year with a freshly lettered breakfast, and celebrate the arrival of 2025 extra stylish…
—Lets say in a Retro fashion!?!

Here is yet another of my blind leaps in-at-deep-end in the Bauhaus—pool. For this one in particular I have Art-Decoed  the living sh*t outta Bayer's defenceless innocent little baby child Universal—"Boii was I lucky that the world was too damn p4rty-h4rdy last night, bussy celebrating New Years eve. Cuz I gotta tell u this folks, she was screaming at the top of her lungs"  #nobodycame2rescue

The font is obviously not your best pick for a large chunk of Body-copy text, and is best used solely for Display application purpose.

There is only a limited character set present, but thats alright, since the font has more of a "decorative" value anyway.
Due to the complex nature in these small grid glyphs the characters lack nearly all optical compensations typically seen. —So yeah, this time y'all have to settle with missing overshoots and such.

Kerning is a WIP,
So keep in mind that at this stage this remains very incomplete!

I hope y'all still like it,

Cheers

Huh, that tile kinda sounds like a good band name… 100% free.