A pixel font with many supporting glyths.
To see the credits, updates and the characters this font had, go to this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iPwWupIDzhaylIN_CCvIek8pBsYvp_LtDbMZXzUk2D4/edit?usp=sharing
FrCursive Unicode has many languages supported like Dutch, Hebrew, Spanish, and so on.
FrCursive is a shortened word for "French Cursive" due to its similarities to French Cursive in schools in France.
I'll add more glyphs and more alternative glyphs in the future.
"Trees Used To Talk To Me" is a Unicode-Compliant font with a cursive style.
QNA:
Q: "Why is the font named "Trees Used To Talk To Me?"
A: I like "I'd Rather Sleep" by Kero Kero Bonito, so i took this part of this lyric "I'd rather sleep than stay awake; trees used to talk to me. Now I know what's real and what is fake." because this lyric depicts the singer hallucinating in there dream whilst asleep.
Q: Why cursive?
A: Cursive reminds me of my handwriting when I first learnt "straight cursive" in which French, Vietnamese, and other languages use in replacement of slanted cursive USA, UK, India, and more countries even use. I use my style of cursive though.
New bitmap typeface based on Sütterlin.
Recreation of the cursive pixel font from Gaelco's "Big Karnak" (1991).
This admittedly rather ugly font is used only once in the game - to provide the player with hints ("solutions to the enigmas") in the second level.
This recreation is available in TrueType+COLR and WOFF2. For a monochrome version, see this recreation.
Only the characters present in the game's tile set have been included.
This is a clone of Big Karnak (Cursive)Recreation of the cursive pixel font from Gaelco's "Big Karnak" (1991).
This admittedly rather ugly font is used only once in the game - to provide the player with hints ("solutions to the enigmas") in the second level.
Only the characters present in the game's tile set have been included.
Pure Pen (Bold) is a typeface based upon my own hand writing so each character reflects the natural flow and imperfections of my penmanship. This offers a very imperfect and lofi feel. wheather its use if for an art project, branding or body text, Pure Pen (Bold) embodys the character of messily hand drawn letters. This is the bold version as to create it I went over each letter afew different times to make the lines thicker and also exagerate the scrappyness of each character and then made that digital.
Dear- by Ruby Westrip
My font ‘Dear’ is inspired by letter writing. The act of letter writing has been somewhat lost to email, and I wanted my font to emulate the romance and care that is felt when receiving a letter compared to the corporate feeling of an email. The pixelated style brings it into the digital world and adds an element of lo-fi production.