Unicase font with a handful of alternates on the lowercase zone.

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.

An all-caps blocky font.

Looks boring, but there’s a lot of work that went into it, I promise. 
There was probably a way that this could have been done a whole lot easier, but oh well.

 • 1.66x1.66 brick scale

 • connect bricks only

An experiment born from a different experiment. 5/3 x 5/3 brick size filters. No composites, almost no nudging, and only a couple instances of brick-patching. Lowercase is the same as uppercase with a few alternates. Full circles for closed counters, half circles for open counters. There are a couple other similar ideas in the works, hopefully done by next month if I have time :)

Just experiment with 3 fonts that can be stacked 

there is a 3-line and 1-line version

My 50th font!

A tech, and futuristic outline font made with the use of negative space, angles, and many small details to bring out each letterform and make it its own.

Recreation of the pixel font from Sega/Activision's "After Burner" (1988) on the ZX Spectrum.

Only the characters present in the game's tile set have been included.

Recreation of the pixel font from Dro Soft/Mastertronic's "El Cid" (1987) on the Amstrad CPC and ZX Spectrum.

Only the characters in the game's tile set have been included.

Recreation of the pixel font from Martech's "Catch 23" (1987) on the Amstrad CPC and ZX Spectrum.

Only the characters present in the game's tile set have been included.

I liked the original by Elmoyenique and was curious, whether I can somehow extrapolate the upper case (since its been in oven for years, not baked yet). It's there, but I am not happy with it yet.

Suggestions are welcome.

there's a weird collection of fonts tagged "ainjoo" and they are mostly fonts drawn by hand so here's a completely raddom attribution to it

i went for a cartoonish, handwritten blocky style for this one

7x7 Unicode 1

Revision 1: Initial

Revision 2: Fix

Revision 3: Redesigned

cheeseburger

This font gives the letters a 3D look.

This one gave me quite a bit of trouble, so please clone this if you think you can make a letter better

This font gives the UC on the first 3 Latin bands ... a few alternate UC letters are on corresponding points on the LC, for each of these Latin bands.

The 'ß' is on the correct LC point as German typewriters and keyboards still  offer that one and not the UC version.

Soft and rounded NUMBERS like long fairground balloons... and shadowed. The first was the 8 and then all the others arrived.

*Scrapped font, so do whatever. Idc.

A little pixel art font and my first proper font!