By JType

Inspired by martix displays used by Finland's metro areas since the 1990s

Once again, I took the time to "finish" another user's unfinished font

trying my hand at art deco ! a remake of one of my older fonts

An abstract, futuristic/space-age monospace font

Ok, THIS font is now in a fully usable state! :D

I spent a lot of time on this font, and I had to pull a lot of trickery to get the shapes right. Be sure to always use kerning when using it.

I wanted it to be a fun, modern typeface that just so happens to have a bunch of rare glyphs. The font is still very much a work-in-progress. You can check in to find updates in it!

A modular exploration of form and rhythm, this typeface is built from bold pixel units that lock together like digital architecture. Each letter balances weight and negative space, creating a structured yet playful system of sharp corners and stacked geometry. Rooted in retro game visuals but pushed toward abstraction, it feels both nostalgic and comfy – a typographic experiment in grid, mass, and movement. Best experienced large, where its block-built personality can fully assert itself.

Worked on creating a pixel font and thought it would go well.

This font has a fun, retro‑sci‑fi feel, like something you’d see on old spaceship panels or vintage space‑adventure posters. The chunky shapes, cut‑outs, and little techy details give it a cool space look without taking itself too seriously. It’s bold, quirky, and perfect for titles, posters, or anything that needs a blast of cosmic personality.

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.

Block Base is a bold sans-serif pixel font. All characters are broken away from a big brick to create a blocky typeface. If you want a big pixelated font, give this one a try on your next personal project!

This typeface marries Victorian ornament with modern precision. Its upright, disciplined skeleton recalls the structure of 19th‑century book titling, yet each letter is enlivened by curling terminals and carved interior cuts that feel almost quill‑drawn. High‑contrast strokes lend the forms a dramatic, typeset‑on‑parchment presence, while the whimsical hooks and flourishes interrupt the austerity with a storyteller’s charm. The result is a display serif that feels both scholarly and imaginative, and is perfect for titles that seek a touch of literary grandeur without sacrificing contemporary clarity.

A fun font based off old high fantasy and fantasy ttrpgs.

A Smooth-pixelated display typeface with with digital attributes. Inspired by sci-fi elements remeniscent of the early 2000's. The name Polymer comes from its synthetic look.

Based on the PIS displays of British Rail Class 465 Networker. Also used in Class 466 Networker.

Dumaxiom is a bold display typeface inspired by 70s-style lettering, reimagined with a sharper, more modern edge. Its geometric base and internal cuts give it a sculptural feel while keeping everything balanced and intentional. It’s expressive without being over the top.

The first in the "Marenoki" series. I made this because a lot of people have been asking for a font version of that one script from Super Mario Sunshine.

This is also the first font I've made in a while that doesn't use 2x2 filters.

Some creative liberties had to be taken for some letters.

This is a serif font inspired by Black Letter, the Wild West, and Stencil typography. The characteristic slash through each character makes this font unique and effective at large sizes. Angular yet refined, Ye Old Stencil will add a distinctive and antique touch to any project.

a normal display (non-mono)

NOO MORE LITTLEEEE

just a little QUALIBIT

a normal one

Thanks to May and Sed4tives for STF_FAUX BEZIER ROTUNDS 

I made a clone of this font, and this is the final result. I'm using this for a fanmade cable box provider I plan on creating in the future.

Credit to Catterio for Integrity Sans.

I just made this font by cloning the original font.

A little update to a font I made, well, 13 years ago :)

Small Copy Of Archly Gothic.