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1 1620 Published: 21st March, 2024
Last edited: 21st March, 2024
Created: 19th March, 2024

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14 0961 Published: 23rd May, 2020
Last edited: 23rd May, 2020
Created: 23rd May, 2020

A variation on The Promissing Future, which is the dialogue font from PSIV. I edited some letters and numbers to make them look better (to me). Authenticity was gently shoved out the window.

I HATE THE LETTER WIDTH LINE

This is a clone of The Promissing Future

Monospaced

Game Recreations

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9 0980 Published: 25th October, 2016
Last edited: 25th October, 2016
Created: 25th October, 2016

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6 0300 Published: 3rd November, 2015
Last edited: 3rd November, 2015
Created: 3rd November, 2015

A re-design of Congealed. I based this design on the experiments I conducted on how the movement of various fluids differed on paper. I liked the Congealed typeface I created which is why I continued with this as the basis of each letter - I added in the viscosity by showing drips of various length. I feel that this gives the font an overall more interesting look and links directly to the theme fluid, which was the starting point of my project.

This is a clone of Congealed

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62 01062 Published: 24th November, 2010
Last edited: 30th November, 2010
Created: 24th November, 2010
Made for ctinoscript, a variation of Elian Script made for writing in English and Lojban. ABCDE are for dau fei gai jau rei vai respectively. ' creates a small H. If you're writing in Lojban and want to keep all the characters on the same level just type H. - uses the [space] character. It also includes some neat characters like æ and $.

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14 31202 Published: 21st October, 2010
Last edited: 21st October, 2010
Created: 18th October, 2010
This was inspired by Upixel's Mobivus. It began with the n and strangely evolved into a calligraphy-esque style font. Many alternate glyphs are accessible under the Hangul glyphspace, including:
> storey-changed a, g
> tailed f
> full overhang a, t
> alternate connections on e, k, x
> alternate S, Y
> descender-less G, J, Q, Y (two variations)
> barred Z, z, 7
> alternate connection with ink traps a, b, d, g, h, k, m, n, p, q, r, u, w, y, 6, 9
> alternate alternate a, g, second a, m, w
In addition there is a character with negative spacing for ligatures with f (e.g. fi, ff, fl, fb, ft, fk). This is located at the glyph ㄹ.

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86 1452217 Published: 16th February, 2010
Last edited: 16th March, 2010
Created: 14th February, 2010
I began this fontstruction as a challenge to create a seriffed pixel font with grid characteristics similar to iSlab’s 8 pt setting (bearing an x-height of four pixels). This inspiration began with similar shapes and roots as its predecessor, but evolved from there once it quickly became clear that those shapes really could not be reproduced with strict pixels. Then I went on a bender creating the katakana and hiragana character set. Then I went crazy with filters and single brick substitution.